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Home My WebLink AboutNA1993_10_27Tram %ra Cdihrvr phones From �► $2490 ' Bell Mobility G;•o.o'eu CePiO, ages! Wednesday, Oct. 27 1993 Pickering Edition Elf$ OVERTISER TMR0011 y 1 Panties } Limit t coupon } pR }0 1 111111y. }IlirRd . �t 831-21!88 I L � �� >,..0 --- A Metroland comnvinity Newspaper Pressrun 35,000 704 + 54 GST - 75 cents Vol. 112 No. 43 Tories dumped, Reformers place second A jubilant Dan McTeague, Liberal party candidate in Ontario Riding, whooPs it up wrtn suppo"urs a1,,:, keine elected in Monday's tederal election. For tul election results, see page 7- photo by Ron Pietroniro n charged after woman sexually assaulted ING - A Pickering g numerous sexual F sexually assaulted her for approximately two hours. He with him on Oct. 12 as well. She had not reported the incidents forcible confinement a 23 -year-old entered through a basement win- dow and, once inside, grabbed a bec auuse she was afraid.ter The man has been charged woman was sexually assaulted in kitchen knife and dur tenet and with numerous counts of sexual break and enter, forcible her home. The most recent assault sexually assaulted her. Further investigation by police assault, confinement and breach of pro - occurred early Saturday morning. The woman called police at about revealed he had also broken into her home the previous Friday and betion, as well as single counts of assault, possession of a danger - 2:15 a.m. and told them hex ex- boyfriend had broken into her forced himself upon her in the same way, and that he had forced ous weapon and assault with a weapon. He was scheduled to Rosefield Rd. townhouse and her to have sexual intercourse appear in court yesterday. By KEITH GILLIGAN Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - Like most of the country, Ontario Riding turned its support over to the Liberal Party Monday night, electing Dan McTeague as its member of parliament. Mr. McTeague finished with 38,746 votes, easily top- ping Reform Party candidate Don Sullivan's total of 27,930. Incumbent Progressive Conservative MP Rene Soetens finished a distant third with 16,836, while New Democratic Party candidate Lynn Jacklin picked up 2,734 votes. Other results had National Party candidate Rob McMene- my - 863; Independent Doug Anderson - 701; Libertarian George Kozaroff - 418; Green Party Scott Laycox - 404; Nat- ural Law Party Gerard Morris 348: Party for the Common- wealth of Canada Val Hache See LIBERAL. -Page 7 Tearful Soetens has `no regrets' AJAX-PICKERING - An emotional Rene Soetens bid farewell to supporters and constituents Monday night after the Progressive Conser- vatives were soundly rejected by voters. The outgoing Tory MP, surrounded by campaign workers and family members, couldn't hold beck the dears as he addressed the party faithful at the Ajax Community Cen- "It's ban five grand years and I thank you very much for it," said Mr. Soetens, who See SOETENS-i a`e 7 �, SHARP SHOOTER: You're invited to watch world snooker champion Cliff Thorburn rack `em up this weekend in support of the United Way. The winner of 13 Canadian championships, 27 professional titles and recipi- ent of the Order of Canada for Services to the Game of Snook- er will appear at an event hosted by Dufferin Game Room Store in the centre court of the Picker- ing Town Centre on Saturday from 12 noon to 5 p.m. For information, call 420-6113. lk", LJ. I DI A Election coverage See page 7 Special Sections Real Estate...... --Pull-out Regular Features Letters ......................_...A6 Obituaries. --------- A 18 Entertainment -__A14 Billboard -------- -- Sports ------------ 26 Classified.. -»......»........A30 Ajax -Pickering United Way drive � E . � 11 puatnilly IN rewlfs -- Adv W" in Ajax-Pk*e ft News Advertiser (683-5110) and Ostwwa-Whitby This Week (579-4400).1140W pressrun avert' Wednesday _ :...rte__. -- PAUZ-AMNE NEWS-AMER'TMER, WED., OCTOBER 27.1993 f • Debbie 111/2" Fashion Doll 19.99 • ega ransport 16 99 • -9 PCs. Batte 0 Operated Mattell Weekend MRS Barbie Cookout Fun =14.88 Walkie-Talkie Set 119.88 Playskool WLowest 1 , Sky Fighter Lowest • , • Monkey Loves Price Night Strike Price Assorted Plush Chairs 124.99 1 1 Battle Trolls %.88 • • Milton Bradley $S$ to �� . ,, ;__ • 119.99 • • • Ready -Set -Spaghetti save Mega Pulsar ' . 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Public school trustees freeze salaries again DURHAM - For the second consecutive year, public school trustees have frozen their salaries and spending allowances. In doing so, Durham Board of Education trustees rejected a plea by one trustee to roll back salaries in keeping with social contract cuts. "It's the wrong message at the wrong time," Whitby trustee Allan Gunn told colleagues Monday, pointing to board staff whose wages have been frozen and who must also take days off without pay. But only those employees earn- ing more than $30,000 a year were --Tv auction aids United Way AJAX-PICKERING - Maplc Leaf hockey tickets, custom- made cowboy boots and a cord- less phone are among the items up for grabs in a TV auction to support the United Way. Sports fans may also be interested in Oshawa Generals hockey tickets, bowling passes, World Series programs, sweat - suits, golf jackets, a fitness membership, golf pass, three- month squash pass, family swim passes, and sports bags. If you're in the mood to be pampered, there are gift certifi- cates to several area eateries, a month of unlimited tanning, a massage, facial, pedicure and manicure, haircuts, women's robes, lace pillows, flower arrangements, even a gift cer- tificate to have your laundry done. Other items include comput- er courses and programs, a tax return by an accountant, CPR training course, family first aid kits, family portraits, art, clocks, an intruder alarm, bal- loon -o -gram, and glasses or sunglasses. You'll also find a tool box, affected by the social contract, reminded Ajax trustee Colleen Jor- dan. Trustees will continue to earn $13,600 a year, while the chair will bring in $23,800 and the vice -chair will make $17,000. Chairs of stand- ing committees will earn $14,960. Like all elected officials, one-third of that is tax-free. (At the Northumberland -New- castle Board of Education, which has about 60 schools, trustees cam about $8,000 a year, while the chair earns almost 516,000. At the Scar- borough Board of Education, which has 170 schools, trustees earn $30,000 a year, while the chair makes $45,000. The Durham board has 112 schools.) Most trustees also rejected Mr. Gunn's plea to roll back conference and telephone allowances 20 per cent. They can continue to spend up to $1,700 a year on conferences and $600 a year on telephone expenses. But most don't reach the limit on either of those allowances, according to superintendent of busi- ness Brian Cain. For example, the board budgets $20,000 for confer- ence allowances, though it would cost $30,000 if each trustee spent the maximum allowed. UniWd"W—,,. TV auction coordinator Mary Cook hammers out a deal with United Way executive director Peter Beatteay. On display are some of the items up for grabs. photo by Andrew Iwanowski gift certificate for a tune-up, vouchers for both brake repairs and a free oil, lube and filter change. The auction will be held Sun- day, Nov. 14 from 3 to 8 p.m. and will be televised on channel 10 on Maclean -Hauer Cable TV in Ajax and Trillium Cable TV in Pickering. Items will be pre- viewed regularly on both those KWATCH FOR THESE M- SER'TS 91 FLYERS COMING TO YOUR DOOR WITH YOUR NEWS ADVERTISER CARRIER TODAY AND IN THE DAYS AHEAD WED, OCT. 27193 NEWS ADVERTISER (MAX PICK.) 'DISCOVERY BAY NEWS (AM EATON'S (AWA4C.K) 'FLOOR FAD N CENN� (AJW MOORES THE SUR PEOPLE (PICC) PHARMAPLUS (AJ MICC) *PREMIX HEALTH CLUB (AJAX) PUBLIC OPTICAL. (AJAXiPICK.) .SEARS (UVA)ICK) *REAL ESTATE (AMXIPICK) • o•erwd Is ub rr FRI., OCT. 29193 NEWS ADVERTISER (NAXIP M) *CANADIAN TIRE (AAXP".) MAXI DRUG (AJAX) NEW HOMES (MMWA) NORSEMAN PLASTICS (AJAX) 'SEARS (AJAXIPICK.) stations beginning in early November. Three items will be offered in a 10 -minute block, and each block will be on such themes as food and sports. You'll be asked to phone in your bid to a number which will be shown On your TV screen. For more information, call the United Way at 686-0646. I t+awx ;eth►. THE NEWS ADVERTISER, >nr u, w w.r+.-•----- DURHAM - The separate school board will spend S14,000 for advice on how to improve its outdated tele- phone system. Durham Region Roman Catholic Separate School Board trustees agreed recently to hire an independent telecommunications consul- tant to help the board select a new system, which could cost up to S100,000, to replace a system installed in 1980 and deemed technologically out of date. "People fax us messages rather than wait for (someone to answers the phone," board director Earl Lagroix told trustees. "I'm sure there is nothing more frustrating than dealing with this office when you can't get through," he said in response to concerns by some trustees that such an expense sends out the wrong message in times of social contract cuts. Chairman Tom Oldman agreed. "You couldn't run a business that way." The board has spoken to consultants from a variety of telephone companies "who all tell us they have the best sys- tem," reported Dr. Lagroix. "We're not sure if they're cor- rect." Attention Beer Lovers PEWGI IGP" 0 I Opening I I Special29 I 1 � � I plue taxes F• - I I 1 I I Mr. Beer U Brew 785 Westney Rd. S. Unit 30, Ajax X686-8648 Time is Right to Start Those Special 14 CHRISTMAS CRAFT PROJECTS STRTI ANG TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20C>n mas Florets E Wreaths, Yidorian Tree Angel & More ONdRyour tttuppwstodN • Group dtscotnts arailabk Our prioee are ft best kept seaet in P>ekenng MARANAM CRAFTS & FLOWERS me Bradt PA N, Bradt North Ptaa 034M (1/2 ruin. N of Hwy. 2) Pieksrirg VENDORS PERMITS ACCEPTED rwcFs+A4MWN�ws nPv s wr4, QC�'Qs�= 2?. �1a13, �a 4 �g.1'999 ro ram large caPa- 6,p washer has 2 water level controls 3 temP Sve",,Ons 1Nht .42100 l As 9� 13 rs eq 359 ` ram large capa crt,y �r has uP door hnt screen large door ,in, openmg.lNh(te .62 5150 O" 18 ro-cu tt retngerator ire cantilever wdh revers- rbe door. w selves .53692 serves 4 H Wn� �� arra ori canister vacuum 5170 watts with power - with 0" head. Lull bag (9 Path.32792 ator. 13 54' cleaning . Ic l r't ,, III I I'di 11'. ( )c t(lbc'r reg 519 99 S70 Oil 2.1 built-in o,snwasher with 3 -button tap -touch controls and k.■73330 5 cycles. Blac ,,,y. •.�,U ....• .. ,,,,.ren 9' x249 99 ,S50ff o 1 1 -cu. tt. mid size microwave with 850 W. Qucck-Touch co��350 ses. rve deirost. White. 0",. aim. " 4, Amot pay fay 6 months on all MWor Appliances I'uPntc•nt dile .t1u1 'rh. UJ/i•r entis Nov. .3. 199 -)'opt apprurrcl c n tht. 14107 burr Setm' rrrn! S I S rrrhunnslruluul jet, n/rl�lr� ,. hgmtlahopl items mClearance ci,pitm+ art, not irrclrulrc! mJhL. r,%/i r .1.,/r /ur clrlurL� SAIF PRICES END SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1993, WHILE QUANTITIES LAST i0k C ,:dim %—� Expect more. from Sears SHOP SEARS PICKERING TOWN CENTRE r,t .,.�/•.,... �_ ,. a,, . � ri,rr._r,r,.,,•,.,.�,r,r,.,1,.,a,..�,.,.� s,••i,•.•.�,•.r,�,•,,;f�: r �.�.'..faa.'.'.•.:al.-.:�.v�.:.`..:...•.•...'..'.`...r..'..r......'... . - ., Touch of Class gala this weekend AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax -Pickering Board of Trade's annual Touch of Class gala will be held this weekend. The party, with the theme A Masquerade with a Touch of Class, is set for Saturday, Oct. 30 at the Pickering Recreation Com- plex, 1867 Valley Farm Rd. A portion of the proceeds raised will go to the Ajax -Pickering General Hospital expansion fund. The evening begins with a champagne reception at 6 p.m., followed by dinner at 7 and danc- ing at 9:30. Ken and Barbi Poyn- ter of Poynter Productions will perform magic and illusion, while the Susan Messmer Dancers will also perform. The top door prize is a trip for two to New Orleans, sponsored by Delta Airlines. Guest speaker is Don Eastman of The Ontario Chamber of Com merce. Guests can dress for an "old world" masquerade, with cos- tumes from the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries offered at a dis- count at The Malabar Costume House, Toronto. All Tuxedo Royale shops are also offering a discount to those planning on wearing black -tie attire. At either company, show your gala ticket to a salesperson to receive the discount. Tickets are $65 per person, $125 per couple or $450 for a table of eight. Call Ixsley Whyte at the board office at 427-4470. Critical need for blood here AJAX-PICKERING - There's a critical need for all blood types during upcoming donor clinics hosted by the Ajax -Pickering branch of the Canadian Red Cross. Clinics will be held Thursday. Nov. 4 and Friday, Nov. 5 at the Pickering Town Centre, on the lower level fountain area from 2 to 8:30 p.m. The Red Cross is urging all regular and new donors who were unable to donate during the last clinic to attend. One hour of free babysitting will be provided at Children's Play Town in the mall between the hours of 1:45 and 4 pm. on a first-come, first-served basis. Par- ents must show a stamped donor card when picking up children to qualify for the free service, and children must be 18 months of age or over. Donors are reminded to take identification to the clinic. For more information, call 420-3383. Barn Dinner Theatre t� Alton Rd., Pickering pmwft HIM= COMOdY SUITE HEARTS For Tickets i iniorrrotion Man all 472.3085 4-4- in tune, read the News Advertiser �r t e S joovieAnty VA S• Ajax V uav,It S4uare I�tt to GO• M •oa kms' g.1 Sad• 1 _ • t., 1 I, 1 4 1 � � � t�L r 114 11� Tat f4tvm;iKVi�ietislrlb;& MANL , - • Pxe OPPftyb • Excellent Location -very • Franchise Operation busy retail strip on major road • Very lucrative, proven money maker • 32 seater and take-out • Fully ecopped, modem, tiny operational • Genuine reason for selling HUGE PRICE REDUCTION! MUST SELL! M.D. JETHALAL Rainbow Realty East Ltd. (905) 475-4000 (BUS.) (905) 420-4558 (Res. IN=1IiF1 Specials Expire Tuesday, November 2/93 T Bone, Sirloin & Porterhouse Steaks 'Lean Ground79 Beef I lb. Pork Rib End Roasts Plain or Oven Ready 99 SAYE 1.00 lb. 2 WE r oven Reader Cajun Style Chicken Breasts 29b 99 Ib. SAVE 2.00/2601b. Filet 99 Mignon ve soo 1b.7 Ib. Texas Ribs Herb Style 99 Oven Reat�y K Plain K7 SAVE 1.00 w. 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M = = = ri 1 164 L* X fle, GOURMET PREPARED FOOD Shepherd's Pie tI kill 599 Cabbage Rolls t2tb.l599 Lasagna 14 cheesel ti k91699 Italian Meat Sauce l4so a 299 299 Stir Fry Noodles Ib. 299 Chicken Fried Rice ib, Pork cutlets �9 Won Ton Soup Dumpings I1 sl 199 S Grw peon 2 19Hearn, So wo FM 9 Cajun g g Chicken Wings 'b- tu►vE t.00 bj 1\' Boneless Chicken Breast Tenders �C80111"I 9"W"11111101 NWbarTwWom 11 91 sereno lb. 4 The S 1 BUY 2 lbs. Receive 1 The FREkli cower gx*n Two., Hm 2/Z moo.. M = = = ri 1 164 L* X fle, PACS 6 -A -T= MM ADVM,tsM'WIWI � ` ` • 27 is o' A'News Advertiserial ax-Pickerin J g Editors/Letters A Metroland Community Newspaper published every Wednesday, Friday and Sunday JOANNE UJ. WH ARDT, R, Publisher JOANNE BURGHARDT, Editor-in-chief 130-132 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont. LIS 2H5 Newsroom - 683-5110 Distribution - 683-5117 Retail Advertising - 683-5110 Classified - 798-7672 GREG Managing Editor FAX - 683-7363 National Advertising Sales - 493-1300 Real Estate & Automotive Advertising - 798-7672 DANFOTES, BRUCE ROUWE ,Advertising Manager OU Retail Sales Manager ABE Member of the Ontario Community Newspaper Association Member of the Ontario Press Council F K RIE, ABE FAKHOURIE, Distribution Manager Tough road ahead for Chretien's Liberals Now what? As Canadians rubbed the election -night dust from their eyes, they were discovering what Ontarians learned three years ago. Recklessness with the vote can result in frightening consequences. Just as we warned you here a week ago, a protest vote should be cast with great caution. So many of you wanted to send a message to Ottawa with a vote for reform in government, in ideology and ultimately in party, that it split the vote right down the middle. The protest vote came directly off the hides of the Progressive Conser- vatives and the New Democratic Party, giving the Liberals a cake walk to the House of Commons and consequently leaving the Bloc Quebecois as the official opposition. What gocxf is an opposition that's sole purpose is to tear this country apart? What good is an opposition that clearly had no intention of earning the privilege of official opposition and now accepts it reluctantly? What good is an opposition that puts the wants of one province above the needs of the rest' There is an argument to be made that with such a sweeping Liberal majority, the Bloc will not have much power in the House. But on the other hand, they now have a huge voice and the power to further drive a wedge between French and English Canada. Liberal leader Jean Chreticn has said throughout the campaign he would ignore the Bloc. We say to him, he cannot. To ignore the Bloc is to fuel the fire. Mr. Chretien's test as a statesman has now becun. We call upon Mr. Chreuen, as leader of the Liberal Party and Prime Minister of Canada. to follow through on his promises. We urge him to keep his cabinet small to answer the call for restraint from Canadians; we urge him to be cautious with financial reforms so as not to alarm the international financial community and, above all, we urge him to remember how he got to the House of Commons. Canadians have, perhaps excessively, given Mr. Chretien virtually unlimited power. He must use it wisely and productively. Othemise his Liberals will answer to the Canadian electorate. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR 'Take Back the Aight' walk was a big success To the editor, Re: "fake Back The Night" walk. The Oshawa Durham Rape Crisis Centre would like to thank all the members of the community who attended our first "Take Back The Night" walk. We would also like to thank all of those who con- tributed their products and ser- vices to this important event. The night was a tremen- dous success with over 400 women and children walking together to demonstrate their commitment to ending the vio- lence against women and chil- dren in our community. The children especially enjoyed the face painting, clowns and balloons. The support of the commu- nity was evident by the speeches of Mayor Diamond, Detective Slaney of Durham Regional Police, Bob Curtis of the Optimist Club and Tina Gilbert's tribute to her friend Rose Finley, a recent victim of violence. Our event ended with a cel- ebration at Memorial Park with the music of Julia Pro- peller from London, Ont. We look forward to seeing our community next year for our 2nd annual "Take Back The Night" walk. "Take Back The Night" Committee atm the Oshawa Durham Rape Crisis Centre not appreciated To the editor, I would like to ask why the Durham Board of Education is "rewarding" Ms. Bums with a hearing after organizing a "peaceful protest", whilst our daughter was "rewarded" with suspension from school after taking part in this protest without our knowledge? While we too are upset at the with- drawal of the convenience of school busing, may we suggest Ms. Burns stages any further protests in a more mature manner, rather than disrupting children's schooling. Marion and Peter Tyler, Pickering ABOUT US The News Advertiser wel- comes letters to the editor on topical issues, controversial matters and anything else of interest to our readers. We reserve the right to edit letters for style, length and legal rea- sons and to withhold letters deemed not fit for publication. All letters must include your full name, address and phone num- ber for our information. 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PARTY LIBERALSBLOC QUEBECOIS REFORM PARTY NDP CONSERVATIVES SEATS 178 54 52 8 2 Liberal win ends 14 years of Tory rule FROM PAGE 1 54; and Abolitionist Party Peter Woods 45. Mr. McTeague took a lead on the first poll and never looked back, building up a 1,200 -vote lead an hour after the ballot counting began. The Liberal win ends 14 years of Progressive Conservative con- trol in Ontario Riding. In 1979, then Tory candidate Scott Fennell defeated Liberal cabinet member Norm Cakif. Current PC MP Rene Soctens won the riding in 1988 by more than 11,800 votes when he defeated Liberal hopeful John Roberts. When speaking to about 200 McTeague wins, weds in sixmday span AJAX-PICKERING - This is a pretty eventful week in the life of Liberal Party candidate Dan McTeague. On Monday, he easily topped 10 opponents to win Ontario Rid- m8 - On Saturday, he marries fianc6e Dr. Daniela Rossi in a cer- emony at St. James Anglican Church in Oakville. From the first poll results Mon- day, Mr. McTeague took the lead and watched it grow. He was never challenged, eventually win- ning by about 11,000 votes. He called the victory "more than a wonderful wedding pre- sent" when he arrived at a celebra- "tion held at the Victorian Garden banquet room in Pickering Vil- lage. While addressing about 200 workers, Mr. McTeague said the local riding organization had to overcome feelings that "the Pro- gressive Conservatives were invincible, that Jean Chretien wasn't much of a leader. "When w:! started the cam- paign, a lot of you thought we wouldn't make a lot of damage to the Tory fortress." He added, "We had the Reform storm and, guess what, we rained on their parade." Going into the campaign, Mr. Chretien was seen as a "negative", but the "liability turned to an asset," he said. Mr. McTeague called his orga- nization a "rag -tag army. We got the people out, we got the vote out and, together, we won." He praised Tory Rene Soetens, calling him a "hardworking MP" who did a good job dealing with constituents. "I have tall shoes to fill," Mr. McTeague said. Reform Party candidate Don Sullivan ran a "very, very strong campaign" and will be heard from again in the future, the Liberal candidate said. Reform will 'forge ahead' By LINDA WHINE Staff Reporter AJAX-PICKERING - While the Reform Party is "bitterly dis- appointed" it won only one seat in Ontario, it -firmly believes" it will send the next prime minister to Ottawa. And by winning 52 other seats in western Canada, "Reformers will be the voice of the people," assures Patricia Schmidt, cam- paign manager for defeated Ontario Riding candidate Don Sullivan. "They will bring some account- ability to Canada." Liberal policies are doomed to fail, believes Mrs. Schmidt, who blames Reform's second -place finish to the Liberals in 53 of Ontario's 99 ridings on "fear tac- tics. "Ontario has a large ethnic vote," explains Mrs. Schmidt. "The racist, anti -immigrant label other parties put on us scared peo- ple, though they were outright Ges." Mr. Sullivan agrees "scare tac- tics nun.4s,.,I honestly- t1oughu we would make a breakthrough in Ontario..People wanted a change, but turned to something they knew." He's worried Reform "will still be perceived as a protest party from western Canada." He believes its support will multiply in the next federal election "if there's a Canada left," pointing to "costly" Liberal policies and Bloc Quebecois influences. In the meantime, Mr. Sullivan believes Reform in Ontario Riding must "build up a bank account" to allow it to advertise more- `"The one little ad" purchased by the party here "couldn't get the mes- sage into every home," he explains. Finally, Mr. Sullivan urges party supporters to become active in municipal and provincial gov- ernment. "We're going to forge ahead," promises Mrs. Schmidt. "We never really spoke about what we'd do if we lost. We thought (voters) would have been a lot braver. But we are definitely not dead.I------------------- campaign workers and well-wish- ers Monday, Mr. McTeague said, "The message is we have four years to turn things around." Mr. McTeague was told the riding's outcome was a "slaugh- ter" when he arrived for the victo- ry celebration. Jobs and getting people back to work was the issue during the campaign, he said. "We can manage the debt when more people get back to work," he said. A "holistic" approach of creating jobs and cut- ting the deficit is needed, he added. With 176 Liberals elected, Mr. McTeague, a first-time MP, doesn't expect a cabinet post. Soetens blames media for Tory decline removed his glasses and wiped his eyes with a handkerchief as he spoke. -I was elected (in 1988) to make decisions I felt were right... that five years, I think, I have no regrets over and no apologies to make." He blamed the press for the Tory downfall, saying the party "let the news media deliver the message in this country and the news media didn't deliver our message." Outlining Tory "accomplish- ments" such as the GST and free trade, he told supporters, "We weren't beaten on anything except counting the votes." In an interview, he predicted Canadians, by electing Liberal Jean Chretien as prime minister, "are going to get more spend- ing, not less" and refused to speculate on how Mr. Chretien will fare. "He's the prime minis- ter; it doesn't mat- ter how I think he'll do. I hope he doesn't Rene Soetens keep his promises." The Tones, he said, ..did every- thing better than they did but get the votes." As for his future, "I'm going to finish my beer and I might have a second, then I'll look to my future ... I was planning on winning, not losing." He said he'd like Ontario Riding constituents to know "I thank them for five years of the privilege of serving them in Ottawa. It was a pleasure to do SO. 11 RESULTS ONTARIO RIDING Dan McTeague: 38,746 votes Don Sullivan: 27,930 votes Rene Soetens: 16,836 votes Lynn Jacklin: 2,734 votes National Party 863 votes independent 70,* votes Libertarian 418 votes Green Party 404 votes 1 Natural Law 348 votes i Commonwealth 54 votes Abohtorus 45 votes NDP will be back: Jacklin AJAX-PICKERING - The New Democratic Party "will come back," said defeated party hopeful Lynn Jacklin. She ran a distant fourth to eventual winner Liberal Dan McTeague, gathering an unoffi- cial tally of 2,734 votes. "There are still a lot of social- ists and New Democrats. We'll re -group and fight back for the working people," she said Mon- day Reform Pa still has Ms. Jacklin called the cam - paign "strange", saying people didn't know what to do with their anger. Tomorrow (Tuesday), so meth i n g to b u l d o n when they wake up, they will have to deal with it." The unpopularity of NDP Pre- AJAX-PICKERING - Defeated Sullivan mier Bob Rae did affect the out - candidate Don Sullivan spoke told cheer- come, she felt. "rhere certainly is proudly of the support he ing cam- some discontent with him." achieved in the Reform Party's paign work- Ms. Jacklin was disappointed first-ever search for votes here ers and more female New Democrats and renewed his call for change party faith- weren't elected, feeling that after graciously accepting defeat i ful. "We issues like day care and child Monday. ! fought a poverty won't be addressed in the Just remember, five years ago ., , c I e a n , new parliament. the Reform Party had zero votes" above -board She added, "It looks like medi- in Ontario Riding, reminded Mr. Don Sullivan battle." care is sliding away. Post -sec - Sullivan as his wife and daughter He encouraged supporters not ondary education is gliding stood at his side at Annandale to give up their fight for change, away." Golf and Curling Club in Ajax. urging them to continue their bat- When asked if asked if the Mr. Sullivan garnered almost tle in municipal and provincial NDP should re-examine its poli - 28,000 votes for a second -place government. cies, Ms. Jacklin said, "People finish behind Liberal Dan "You now have something to have to look at who they want to McTeague, who brought in about build on. My goal was to build a represent them — the rich, mon- 38,700 votes. The Reform candi- strong foundation." eyed groups or the NDP." date won 11,000 votes more than Mr. Sullivan won't run again in Ms. Jacklin was making her incumbent Progressive Conserva- a federal election, but hasn't ruled first bid at elected office and said five MP Rene Soetens. out seeking election at the �rovin- '. she wouldn't "rule out" running - . _ .. , . 41hipm. . 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ONT. 7 DAYS W1.1350 '96t 19010'r Ira# P/cberbggs Owly Rrittsb Style Pub LAue Emtertalra ~ Darts • Daw/ao's Luarbeoa Sperlab rAwanatAva Sdsre Breakfast Sandays 9.00,&"L :00a-ar- Qualfty QuaNty Pub Fars Always tut �llieta •°r/ 839-8387 � "fir :�`- ,R,� .• s� Ni I S� 31 W ♦0 0WAGIN WA • SALES' LEASING •PARTS • SERVICE • CELICA • COROLLA • CRESSIDA • CAMRY•TERCEL•SUPRA •TRUCKS•MR2 LEASING OF ALL MAKES & MODELS ■ HUGE SELECTION OF RECONDITIONED & GUARANTEED USED VEHICLES LARGE INVENTORY 557 KINGSTON RD.,n x PICKERING 420-9000aaaaamm r. , P D I WS ADVERMER, Working for our chloldren's safety By BARBARA MacDONALD BUTTER Special AJAX - Ken McKenzie, a charter member of the Ajax Opti- mist Club, lives by the club's motto, "Friend of Youth". As co- chairman of the Kids' Safety Vil- lage of Durham, Ken is responsi- ble for initiating work on the pro- ject which will be used to teach street safety to students in kinder- garten to Grade 3. Sponsored by the Optimist Club of Ajax, the Rotary Club of Oshawa Parkwood, and the Durham Regional Police, the Safety Village will be complete with miniature buildings and streets with traffic lights, road signs, and a working railway crossing. After a half-hour classroom safety lesson, school children will go through the village — either walking, driving battery-operated cars, or riding bicycles — learn- ing safety rules from an accompa- nying police officer. "School chil- dren will be eligible to go at no charge," Ken explains. "It will be open all year with three classes daily; so they'll be handling at least a 100 children a day." Having seen the success of the program in other areas, Ken firm- ly believes the project is impor- tant to Durham's youth. And, according to Mr. McKenzie, it's very popular. "The enthusiasm of these kids is fantastic. They're just chomping at the bit to get into these little cars." Ken worked hard to gain sup- port for the project and appreci- ates the help they've had from both the public and separate school boards, various levels of government, and many individu- als. "The engineers, architects, and lawyers have all donated their services," he notes," and several News Wads �ia� ifflPOWFASNOW LEVOLOR ;{ blinds µ` SYMPHONY 50%,�, OFF Shop=At-Home` (905) 4303192 1.1400W•1780. VOLUNTEER SALUTE major corporations are sponsoring the safety village on a local level." Participating companies include: Dupont of Canada, CP Rail, Tim Horton Donuts, Laidlaw Waste Management Systems, and the Bank of Nova Scotia. Ken understands their commitment. "They live and work here. Their families grew up here. Whether it's a big corporation or not, it's our kids we're looking after, or our grandchildren." Ken's volunteer activities began 12 years ago, after his chil- dren had all left home. "I was bored and wanted to do something other than sit around and watch the grass grow." The Optimist Club caught his interest with their focus on helping children. "I said hey, this is for me and I've not been sorry since." He has held several executive positions with the Optimists and is proud of their community involvement — organizing camps for Boy Scouts and Girl Guides, b0ping Big Brothers, and sponsoring a Bike Safety Program. Since 1982, The Ajax Optimist Club has sponsored the Home Week Parade and Ken was the first parade chairman. In 1987, he received an International Optimist Club award — the only one in Ontario that year — in recognition of his service to the club and his community. "I with I had found the Opti- mist Club 20 years earlier," he says, "because it's become a way of life." Before he began work on the safety village, Ken was a director of the Hugh O'Brian Youth Foun- dation, a group which sponsors business seminars for high school students. "I've sort of dropped away from everything else for the moment, although I loved it," says Ken, "but there'll be a sunset to this." He plans to resume his work for this group when the safety vil- lage is completed. Meanwhile, he still has other ongoing commitments. He is trea- surer of the Scarborough Munici- pal Employees Quarter Century Club — a social group for employees with 25 years service. He's a director of his townhouse condominium corporation and is also a member of the Ajax Recre- ation Advisory Council. Ken's proudest achievement, though, will be the completion of the Durham's Kids' Safety Village. "Just to see this become reality will be fantastic," he says. Editor's note: Is there a dedi- cated volunteer in your neighbor- hood? With their permission, send us the name and telephone number of someone you'd like to see fea- tured in Volunteer Salute, along with a paragraph or two telling us why their efforts mean a lot to Ajax or Pickering. 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Remote control. 10 -station memory. 141-8064 J) SCDH44 mini -stereo sys- tem with remote. 24 memory presets 3 -band E0, continuous play. 131-8005 K) ARM. sloran esssift personal port0a With headphones 141-8066 8495 man almillia K BatteneslapestCDsiaccessonestadapters rat ndudett un less specified Except where urdreated Ran Cttecra wig be issued it an item is sold out Rada Snack does not accept kabkty for pictorial or typWVNbal errors PhCes Shown are actual retail prim, exciusne of any apprcabk taxes • Cellular prones mast be activated wrtn a new number at hme of sale for a minimum of six months tnheguent Z3 user DIMS not eligible SW oft 08MW 31 193 PACE 10•A -THE NEWS ADVEwrisw wED, o Toakit 27, 1993 Donations needed for Kids' Safety Village DURHAM - Donations of money, materials and service are being sought to help build the Kids' Safety Village of Durham Region. The Ajax Optimist Club and the Rotary Club of Oshaw•a- Parkwood have joined forces to develop the facility. Optimist club member and village co-chair Ken McKenzie says corporations such as DuPont Canada, the Bank of 'lova Scotia and Tim Horton's Donuts have all made contribu- tions. "They have shown their commitment to building a safer future for all of the children of Durham Region, by becoming major sponsors of the Safety Village." Mr. McKenzie says. The S750,000 scaled-down version of a community, will be built on a .49 hectare (12 acre) parcel of land at Kathleen Rowe Memorial Public School, 1125 Athol St.. µ'hub}. At the village. children from kindergarten to Grade 3 will get hands-on learning about pedes- trian, bicycle, traffic and `street - smart' safety. Rotary club member and vil- lage co-chair Lennis Trotter says, "Traffic accidents are cur- rently the leading cause of death and injury among school -aged children. "The Kids' Safety Village can dramatically reduce that fig- ure by teaching individual responsibility and awareness whenever a child rides a bus, pedals a bike or walks down a street.,, Money is needed to erect buildings, pave roads in the vil- lage, buy battery -powered cars and supply a classroom with televisions and desks. If anyone would like to donate money, materials or a service, call Mr. McKenzie at 683-5290, Mr. Trotter at 576- 6869 or Sergeant Gwcn Cutler of the Durham Regional Police at 576-1520, ext. 611. XVORTA1q ,r .'� f�•E��1r•R•rS' See the Ilsting in today's paper for more details!! Please recycle this newspaper WARNING! 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Wallpaper Nook Ordam tri-11110ckN%" and 0e11101W Monaco ehnds After Sale Price th effect Sun. November 7193: pM THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OCTOBER 27, M -PAGE 11-A a 4 - TT�N'S TCMVrr6)W only Thurs., Oct. 28th OF! s 1►�� s SELECTED ITEMS Further Reductions Sts)rewide Special weekend matinees for Eaton Kids Club members! With any purchase of $20.00 or more in our Children's Wear department, you will recieve a coupon to see `Free Willy', Saturday or Sunday, October 30th or 31 st, at selected Famous Players theatres. �N FAMOVS PLAYERS 12Iy cEATON S ,toM "'00, Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded Toronto custos,yg,pa, gj t 4pe ¢�-Sl } QR r' 2 f h n or !� .r4r��rri��rr.��• r�r rrM�►r PICKERING - No decision has yet been made West dump has been drafted by staff of Metro also working to have the Brock West dump closed d@f@tS dUtY1p :.<ot► whether waate from a classed dump will be exca- vatod and moved to the Brock West iandfdl here ::Toronto, which owns both sites. Metro's works - committee has postponed a decision on the issue at Metro staff say the waste should be moved 'because ongoing annual costs of environmental @C1SiOf1:A proposal drat waste be carted Ghon► the closed Brock North laadfill in Pickering to the Brock :the urging of Pickering council, which wants more information on the subject. Pickering politicians are ;monitoring at Brock North are higher than the one - time cost of moving the waste. a 4 - TT�N'S TCMVrr6)W only Thurs., Oct. 28th OF! s 1►�� s SELECTED ITEMS Further Reductions Sts)rewide Special weekend matinees for Eaton Kids Club members! With any purchase of $20.00 or more in our Children's Wear department, you will recieve a coupon to see `Free Willy', Saturday or Sunday, October 30th or 31 st, at selected Famous Players theatres. �N FAMOVS PLAYERS 12Iy cEATON S ,toM "'00, Goods Satisfactory or Money Refunded Toronto custos,yg,pa, gj t 4pe ¢�-Sl } QR r' 2 f h n or !� .r4r��rri��rr.��• r�r rrM�►r Pickering library closures only proposal: board chair PICKERING - A suggestion that Pickering community library branches be closed has upset some residents who may not realize it's just a proposal, says the Town's library board chairman. "It's obvious we haven't got the message across this is just a discussion thing." says David Farr. "I feel we've let the public down slightly by not emphasizing that enough. I haven't even had a formal conversation with the mayor about it." The board has received protests from a school that's "done every - thins; but bottle children's tears." says Mr. Farr. The possible clo- sures have also been criticized in a letter to the News Advertiser. The fate of library branches is questioned in a discussion paper released by the board in August. 'Me library board, currently strug- gling with an increased demand for services and budget restraints. suggests closures, relocations or service alternatives might be war- ranted at Whitevale. Bay Ridges and Greenwood. The Claremont branch could be relocated to a new site, the board adds. The issue has not yet been dis- cussed by council, Mr. Farr stress- es. "It's only at the library board level; we've talked about it. If we want to be very literal and talk about dollars and cents, they should be closed. That doesn't mean it's the right thing. We have to talk about it." The board hasn't vet received enough community feedback, 'sir. Farr adds. "That disturbs us ... It's not time to be worried about (clo- sures) yet but he,,, guys, this is the real world and you do not want any tax increases, so what are we going to do'We need the public's help on this Copies of the discussion paper, which outlines a five-year plan for the library system, are available at library branches. The board plans to distribute summaries of com- ments received before the issue gets to council, says Mr. Farr. Any decisions on changes to the deliv- 0e110AFASt ION FF COMPLETE HAIR 8 SKI We welcome Karen to the staff at Hair Fashion 3000. She invites her clients to visit her in her new location. N CARE With This Ad Receive 10" Off Hair Care Services - Highlights • Per -s • S ngiaz • Jitrag,itz or ONE FREE TONING SESSION AJAX PLAZA 683.7821 224 Harwood Ave. S. Evil of dlllula' Sti.h . J $1100 Haircut $1100 Fi►lishbi Strle (blow-drl, or set) $3500,, $4500 Perms (includes cut & style). Additional 10.00 for long hair Special wraps/special techniques available by consultation, at an additional charge. Complimentary shampooing with all services. We sell professional haircare products. Appointments not necessary. Eaton's, Pickering (416) 420-3415 Eaton's, Newmarket (416) 830-5115 EATON'S Good. SatniLx tun or Mune % Re iunded f cry of library services is unlikely to be made before next year. For more information, call chief librarian Sandy Cameron at 831-6265 or Mr. Farr at 839- 9597. wO RTA.N Ty 1� Pw See the listing In today's paper for more details!! 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Community organizations and local businesses serving expectant and new parents will offer infor- mation on a variety of topics, including prenatal classes, cloth diaper options, cesarean preven- tion, breastfeeding and midwifery services. Groups such as La Leche League and Durham Region Par- ents of Multiple Births Associa- tion will have information on their programs, and free educa- �611TA,V?Y4 r See the listing In today's paper for more detaUs!! TOWN OF AJAX COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS The Council of the Corporation of the Town of Ajax will be considering appointments to various committees. The following is a list of the committees and other pertinent information relative to forthcoming vacancies. I Committee/Board Ajax Historical Board Ajax Handi-Trans Committee Local Architectural Conservation Advisory Committee Ajax Property Standards Committee Ajax Waterfront Advisory Committee Recreation Advisory Council Term 4 positions - 3 - year term 2 positions - 2 - year term 3 positions - 3 - year term 1 position - 3 - year term 5 positions - 3 - year term 1 position - 1 - year term 2 positions - 3 - year term Iinformation regarding the above -noted Committee/Boards can be obtained by calling the Clerk's Department at 683-4550 dunng normal business hours. if you wish to be considered for appointment to one of the above Committees or Boards, application forms for appointment are available from the Clerk's Department, Municipal Office, 65 Harwood Avenue South, Ajax, Ontario. Completed application forms must be received by the Clerk by 5:00 p.m. on November 10, 1991 J.W. TIERNAY, C.M.O., C.M.C. 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TICAI� pjctkFR'N CZESCOMPLETE INCLUDES SCRATCH RESISTANT COATING and UV PROTECTION QUALITY DESIGNER FRAMES 1 HOUR SERVICE AVAILABLE ON SITE EYE EXAM CENTRE CONTACTSCOWLETE INCLUDES FITTING FEE INSURANCE AND STARTER KIT EXPERT CONTACT LENS FITTERS FREE CONSULTATION GRAND Saturday October 23rd and Saturday October 30th OPENING FREE hotdogs, popcorn, pumpkins and face painting DRAW for RAYBAN `Cats' Sunglasses each Saturday LA FREE lens cleaner, no purchase necessary.(withed at any location) 1450 Kingston Road, Pickering (at corner of Valley Farm Rd., west of Brock Rd.) • (90M 7 tt.� � .►a,.er,.. 0.1 %, %Af. a,0.,. .+a..,•.�.a r!...a�.,�r..•.,w+.�.L•.��r t f ' ic PAGE 14-M'nt8 NEWS r►avl.Rc11SM WED, O IOWA 2'7,1") ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT At the movies... Great casting helps Beverly Hillibillies roll onto big screen By BRUCE FROUDE Durham Staff The only thing missing from the Beverly Hillbillies movie was the laugh track. Not that it was needed. It's a pretty funny movie on its own merit and the audience doesn't really need to be told when it should be laughing. The slapstick humor and word pla% is so blatantly obvious that even someone as dim-witted as Jethro Bodine wouldn't miss it. Speaking of the moronic cousin, he is good for at least half of the laughs in The Beverly Hill- billies. Deidrich Bader seems in his element as the obtuse hillbilly and succeeds despite himself. This character could be ruined by too vigorous a performance by an actor, but Bader brings the right amount of everything to the part - Hats off to filmmaker Pene- CVER 512 ALL YOU CAN EAT lope Spheeris for another terrific comedy. She also brought Wayne and Garth to the big screen, although I fear those cable televi- sion gods will be remembered as her better work. Spheeris was able to cast the movie perfectly, which in itself held the key to the movie's suc- cess, since so many of us laughed at the Clampetts for all those years on reruns. We would all know if anv character wasn't appropriate. It won't take more than five minutes to realize every part has the richt person. Jed is aptly portrayed by Jim Varney and Cloris Leachman is fantastic as Granny. Leachman is knock -me-over-with-a- feather funny as the old lady. Equally appealing is Lily Tom- lin as the prissy and precise Jane Hathaway. She is reunited with her 9 to 5 co-star Dabney Cole - Panda sitt CHINESE RESTAURANT Licensed tinder L.L.B.O. 375 KINGSTON RD.. PICKERING BUFFET iComer of Rougemount Dr. South) Monday to Thursday Dinner Buffet................S9.99 Children ...... S4.99 Friday, Saturday. S iday Dinner Buffet ...... $11.99 Children ...... 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For more information please call 683-4550, extension 344. J. W. Tiernay, C.M.O., C.M.C. Clerk Town of Ajax 65 Harwood Avenue Ajax, Ontario Lt S 2H9 man, who is the penny-pinching Mr. Drysdale. Former 9 to 5 star Dolly Parton makes an appear- ance in The Beverly Hillbillies. The robust Erika Eleniak is the comely Elly May and Rob Schneider and Lea Thompson are thrown into the mix as the cun- ning and conniving couple trying to swindle the Clampett's riches. It's obvious despite Spheeris' talent she didn't spend much time in the lab because the chemistry seems to be missing in this movie. All the pieces are in place but The Beverly Hillbillies never really lets you forget that the original show was unparalleled. The movie rivals the television show at moments but fails to keep up with the fresh innocence of the pioneering program. But don't let that stop you from watching the movie, it is an entertaining diversion if only for the outstanding cast. One Plus One Equals... � - M.I. 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Ge nary 01942 Goeeei Please recycle this newspaper OffThe Record FLICK PIC By Mike Baginski 0doW 22.28 Maria McKte - You Gotta by his recent stint with supergroup The Rainy Season picks up where Sin to Get Saved (MCA): Little Village, the underrated Hiatt Cohn's debut left off, that is, with McKee leads four-fifths of her old kicks in with a dynamic album sensitively written songs spun in a band Lone Justice back into battle that, song for song, is his best down-home style that perfectly and the results are overwhelming. since Bring the Family. There's suits Cohn's strong, almost Seger - The waifish former alternative hardly a wasted track among the like, vocals. The difference on country/rock siren has finally 13, and more than a few stand- this one is the band — there is found enough good material to do outs. one! That makes for a little less justice to her big voice; and with Marc Cohn - The Rainy Sea- piano -oriented music. the inspiration of her old mates, son (Atlantic): If you doubt how Lots it's truly McKee's defining good this guy is, consider that ** moment to date. She grabs a little after only one album and theyf<:o Lds rock, country, gospel and soul and gospel -tinged smash "Walking in ** stirs them together in a high-ener- Memphis," the disarmingly talent- Some gy stew that defies categorization ed singer -songwriter was able to but seems to fit her immense tal- add names like Bonnie Raitt, Sarre ent to a tee. David Crosby, Graham Nash, **** John Hiatt - Perfectly Good David Hidalgo (Los Lobos) and None Guitar (A&M): Inspired perhaps Jim Keltner to his album credits. ** >k Top 10 Movie Guide FLICK PIC TX 0doW 22.28 CRIrCS' AVERAGE MPAA -�E* RATING V OLENCc MAr3SE IANC. SLE( & NUDITY 1. DWAM kb R Safi Lals Las Some Z Hb ies (new)*ly*l PPG Com Wd tft Mrd " n** .c<•. r:.: 7� PG CMO �Midd OI�RI Som NoM 4. * R nriMich Lots n 5 ** R Aeon Los Lds None 6. The Good Son ** R 7!+r* kW Some None 1.The Jay Luck Dub A Drama Some Sarre Same 8 Age of imoom **** PG Drama None None We ITbe Fugbe ** >k PG -13 Thttier kW Much k - 10. A Bmrs Tale * * R Drama ki cn Las trfb THE AJAX MWO RECESSION ASSOCI AT10N j3 OEM 0 B 1 N l T O Saturdays 9:30 a.m. Counrry Thursday 12:30 p.m. $250 per strip both days i �s s E HAVE SM RN & SOPMr TM tOtnuttrn GROM: FM N= twtoaW►tnat PLEM CALL 4V-Wn 1111111 1111 1111 1 THE NE*S ADVERTISM WBD, WrM= 27.1!!'3-11*109 UPA ,111�`Idlfflv) 0A +5 Manicures • Pedicures • Facials e �t Nail Extensions • Lash/Brow Tinting ` 'V 1C$ Relaxing Body Massage - Makeup • Waxing E.M.S. 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IRAAA�111'�Ilfa[iFf["iiyi�'1"!'1� ��.��,... ti..a.•.w.a....d•�,.. •wwww••,..a.•.+ FACS f •�•� � � ��vF.B'1'l1StFaE, w6D, •OCI'O�e� 527, �>�flOf 4 Knowing your body could save your life By LISA BROWN Special DURHAM - Knowing your body could very well save your life. Although the average Canadian woman has a one in nine chance of developing breast cancer in her lifetime - one in 23 will die from the disease - the majority of breast lumps (80 per cent) are dis- covered by the woman or her part- ner. "Women can have a role in breast health." said Donna Ritch, health promotions consultant for the Canadian Cancer Society. "Knowing your breasts under nor- mal circumstances will make the detection of abnormalities that much easier." The major risk of breast cancer is, quite simply, being a woman. While the risk increases with age, his. Ritch recommends all women do regular breast self-examina- tions. "At first do an examination once a week. for a month. Get to know how your breasts change during the different stages of your cycle, then follow with examina- tions once a month. Look for a hard, fixed lump about the size of a pea or a kernel of corn." advises Ms. Ritch. Excluding skin cancer, breast cancer is the leading type of can- cer in Canadian women. An esti- mated 16.300 new cases are expected to be diagnosed in 1993, of which 5.400 deaths will result. Breast cancer incidence begins to rise after the age of 30. The Facts about breast cancer • The major risk for breast cancer is being a woman. • Early detection of breast cancer saves lives. • The average Canadian woman has a one in nine chance of developing breast cancer in her lifetime. • Women over 50 years of age should have a mammogram at least every two years. - All women should have a regular physical examination of their breasts by a trained health professional such as a physician or a nurse practitioner. • Canadian Cancer Society recommends that women over the age of 40 do breast self-examinations each month. at the same time. even after menopause. • 80 per cent of breast lumps are discovered by the woman or her partner. • Pain is usually not a symptom of breast cancer. Unusual sensa- tions in the breasts should be checked by a physician. • The cause of breast cancer is unknown. • Most lumps found in breasts are not cancer. However. 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Here, Christy Wyatt, left, and Christine Sanas bad up the truck with items for distribution. photo by Ron Pietroniro 11 . & The Victorian Garden • Wedding f%� e • Baseness Sant flan ue�- R c Receptions `� tancbeons • Private • Gi» porale Parties (619-98 8 Meelings HALLOWEEN PARTY I I sato rday, October 30th, 9 P. ns - 1 a. nt I' jolty us for our Spooky Halloween ercRemeal web Costume Prizes, Boibfwg for Apples, Karaoke, Hot 6 Cold Buflet at II p.na available iP *%V daos.sW avalJaW for your trrlsirnas Party in our i' f . cto�rk ting Roaae or Ntw Gazebos ., ,.,,.. CHRISTMAS FASHION SHOW Wednesday, November 3rd Bar opens 630 p.nc, Fasbion Sbow 7.•30 p.na See all the fasbions for the holiday season._. 7 l FasMons from `LNGFRING IMPRFSS10AS' � 1 Hai► by SOMIZA'S,'Jewdy by 'PIFCFS' fnclMdes Tea Co,O'ee, lfot 6 Cold Ilors D'oeuvres. \ only $1x00 pp Advance Tickets Avaftable Reservations Recommended 60 Randall Dr ,e ' (Ow Higbway Z I block west of Cburcb St.) � Pickering VlQage (4516) 61}98SR �..r✓ ��, IMAGE la -A -TINE NEWS ADVERTISER. WED, O(TOMM 27,19!3 Obituaries BELL, Kenneth Winship - Peacefully with his family, under the kind care of the Oshawa Gen- eral Hospital, on Thursday, Oct. 21, 1993, in his 72nd year. Ken- neth, beloved husband of Mar- jorie (nee Motheral). Loved father of William and Sandra Grandfa- ther of Scott, Joanna, Maggie, Julia and Susan. Brother-in-law of Ward and his wife Joyce, Goldie and her husband Stan, Gertrude and Eva. Funeral ser- vices were conducted to Rev. Keith Sutherland in Ajax on Oct. 23 and interment followed Oct. 24 at the Drumbo Cemetery. Arrangements entrusted to the Accettone R Lodge Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-9090. IRN'iN'G, Jennifer Jane - Suddenly at St. Michael's Hospi- tal, Toronto, on Saturday, Oct. 23, 1993, in her 36th year. Beloved wife of John (Randy) Catterall of Ajax. Much loved mother of Jessica and Jeffrey. Dear sister to Stephen and his wife Joyce of Kitchener and Lisa Sweeney (nee Irving) or Water- loo. Daughter of the late Robert N1. Irving and [tie late Jane Irving (nee Cassidy) of Waterloo. "In the words of those who worked with her, Jennifer was a much - respected professional and her many friends will deeply miss her unwavering positive attitude and zeal for life." Cremation has taken place. A commemoration of Jennifer's life will he held at NIcEachnic Funeral Home. 28 Old Kingston Rd., Ajax (Picker- ing Village), 42_h-8488, on Satur- day. Oct. 30 at ; p.m. If desired, in lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario, 477 'fit. Pleasant Rd., 4th Floor. Toronto, Ont., M -4S 2L9. PHi1, Jessie Grace Inee Buck) - At the Village Retire- ment Centre, Pickering, on Sun- day, Oct. 24, 1993. Jessie Grace Buck, in her 97th year. Beloved wife of the late Douglas Phin. Loving mother of Ellen and her husband Peter Thomson. Loving grandmother of Julie. Dear sister of Archie Buck of Meaford. Funeral arrangements were entrusted to McEachnie Funeral Home, Ajax, 428-8488. In lieu of flowers, please send donations to the Ontario Heart and Stroke Foundation. three`fiimes each week %ONE HOUR PHOTIC OFF iRM so 0my With title ootrpon. No Nmtt on gtaantlly Coumm Etroine Not. 3183 M Provincial proposal nixed by college DURHAM - A i nVosal to establish a high-level educational "institute without waits" in Ontario has been rge:ted by Durham College's board of governors. Tate new institute was one of the recommendations Imught forth in the Pitman Report on Advarwi-A Training completed for the provincial Ministry of Colleges and Universities. The gm.A% of the report included identifying how much and what kind of training is needed in Ontano, and how the edu- cation system could be cthange d to improve and facilitate the transfer of stu- dents between colleges and universities. Currendy, students often have difficulty receiving credit for curses they have completed when they transfer to another college or university. According to the repos. these barriers lir transferring students must be eliminated in order to make the system flexible enough to meet changing workplace needs. The report recommended that an Onlmo Institute fix Advanced Train- ing be established that could confer degrees txLW on credits obtained by students partially from each of colleges, universities aux[ work experience. That recommendation was rejected by the Dodi am College board at its meeting last week. "Our txxW felt Utat would be too Lost]v and chaotic: - said college presi- dent Gary Po lonsky. adding that -this new degree might not he mccived in the markctpLace as credlihle." Mr. Polonsky said the hoard is generally its favor of the report's other recommendations to facilitate the transfer of credits and students hoween various educational institutions. I le noted such transfers are carried out otrdv on an ad hocand ratter inconsistent basis. The president said he would prefer the province to direct colleges and universsities to work together to eliminate harriers. Pickering's Favorite FamilyA Photographer 4 rt �- offers "New" Victorian setting in their studio. Book before Dec. 12 WIN! i ,7 Fuji DL25 Autofocus Camera. ;. Details at Studio. idkering r►.woyavr 1 110t0 A PERFECT GIFT A FAMILY PORTRAIT 831-4305 Liverpool - HUB PLAZA THE MONKEY BAR AND GRILL Presents Durham's Unimate t� &;OYER IX WW HOtR1S OF DECORA71M 'iIFA / t , VARM I� 16 OZ. T-BONE STEAK SERVED WITH FRESH VEGETABLE WITH CHOICE OF POTATO 0"I,x $!995 plus taxes Restaurant since 1965 774 Liverpool Rd. S., Pickering . . ,., . .839-5758 .. ....... . DOORS AND WINDOWS FOR LESS FINANCE TERMS AYAN ABLE O A.e PROFESSIONALLY INSTALLED, OR v DO-IT-YOURSELF FOR EXTRA - SAVINGS iAc ro Wn._. WNS 0 1 7TH TAKE 0�EA, L ' '— — — — — — Hetwood PYce tbA j8eside Airaelt dirt � _ ��ilA ' HALIBUT' 3 orders 1 HALIBUT 'FAMILY PACK 2 orders 1 of FISH 1 4 orders 1 6 fish b 4 I b CHIPS 1 Iorders of chip of FISH I I of FISH I b CHIPS ; $11095314 b CHIPS i �2195 ' $7 95 I TAX CL. I 1 5o95: TAX UNCI. wrrH �IIC , HALI BUT WITH THS COUPON I wrrH TAX INCIL THIS COUPON 1 HALI B UT WITH THIS COUPON LEXPIRES OCT. 31/93 1 EXPIRES OCT. 313 1 EXPIRES OCT. 31093 1 EXPIRES OCT. 3193 i i i i i i i i i i i i i i Trustee In Bankruptcy Offering all insolvency services Including personal 3 corporate bankruptcles OSHAWA ' 58 Rossland Rd. W. 721-7506 AJAX: 50 Commercial Ave. 619-1473 - COBOURG: 72 King St. W. 372-4744 ., = ` Saturday d evening appointments available. FREE initiai Consultation- JAMES R. YANCH OCTOBER 29T"130TH & 31ST HALLOWEEN 1 r-2- WEEKEND . j ''% FRIDAY: KARAOKE Impersonate your tavorke singer to win a prize! ATURDAY: D.J. 995 Prizes! All You Can Eat Dancing! Fajitis Specials! 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. 11� 11111111 UN 0RYLY's W ✓ 368 BAYLY W. 7Qndc,#17427741 888 E of Westl" AJAX GRAB BAGS FOR THE KIDS Friday, Saturday and Sunday Crooked, S p a c e d, l�ue' LQ.ohipoed Teeth? Just wee I e tellers in Main, ffi e. lim teal[ can etaka ft W"o opma Have your untie www du, n or you, aping you. Crooked space dtscotoured and clipped U6 dart all b cosseted Intropin todo ft nosdraatit: an orthodontic procada.as. FREE CONSULTATION This consultation is offered so that you can easily obtain information on dental procedures and cortclitions, allowing you to make an informed dedslon about your dental health. Please note that x-rays and a more complete examination are required in order to make a full diagnosis of individual conditions. Dr. Pavelic is a general dentist trained in all aspects of dentistry by the University of Toronto. Dr. Pavelic's office is a prevention oriented dental practice dedicated to your health, appearance and comfort. Offer expires October 29, 1993. "DEDICATED TO GIVING YOU THE SUCCESSFUL SMiLE EDGE" M.S. Pavelic, D.D.S. 428-0188 49.570 Westney Rd. S., Ajax Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted In Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The dead- line for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publi- cation, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club holds its monthly meeting Wed.. Oct. 27 at General Sikorski's Polish Veterans' Hall, Stevenson Rd.. north of Taunton Rd., Oshawa. A round -table discussion on business- related topics. Reception/cash bar at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:45 p.m. $25 for members. S30 for non-members. All working women welcome. Reserve. 427-6930 (Karen Graham) or 728- 9115 (Leah Murray). MOMS R TOTS: Wednesday morning volleyball is offered at the Pickering East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S., from 9 a m to 1 1:15 a.m. Co-operative babysitting with crafts and snacks available. 420-6048 (Virginia). ORGANIC GROWING: The Durham chapter of ine Canadian Organic Growers meets Wed.. Oct. 27. 7:30 p m. at the Whitby Public „brary. 405 Dundas St W. Adrien Gallant, of Nutrite Fertilizers, pre- sents a slide show on organic fertiliz- ers. All welcome. 434-6231 EXCEPTIONAL KIDS: Resources for _zxceo*;or-oi Children, Durham Region. holds its sixth annual gener- el meeting Wed . Oct 27 at 7 30 p m at 'he A1ax-Rckering General "ospital, Harwood Ave , south of Bayiy St., Ajax The topic is How to Vcke Service Systems Work for You A, wecome. Register. 427-8862 HORTICULTURAL: The Brooklin Ho,,,c.. *-,al Society meets Wed.. Oct. 27. 8 p m , at Brooklin United Church. David Money speaks on Tod,norden M!lls' restoration of native `bra 655-4742.655-4646 �I D CLASSICAL CONCERT: Dunbar - ton Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering, hosts a classical music concert with Derrick Lewis & guests Thurs., Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Additional concert Nov. 25. Adults $7.50, Children under 12 free. 839-7271: 839-5223. HEAD INJURY: The H aad Injury Association of Durham Region holds speaker's night Thurs., Oct 28, 7:30 p.m., at the association's head office, 649 King St. E., Oshawa. Chi- ropractor Dr. Gordon Selfridge will speak. 723-2732. SHARPSHOOTERS: Dufferin Game Room Store, Pickering Town Centre. hosts its fifth annual Sharp Shooter Showcase in the mall's centre court from Thurs., Oct. 28 to Sat., Oct. 30. Pay to challenge a pro to a billiard game with proceeds to United Way. Prizes. 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday. noon to 5 p.m. Satur- day. 420-6113 LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Learning Disabilities Association of Durham West meets Thurs . Oct. 28. 8 p.m., at Pickering High School, Church St. north of Hwy. 2. Picker- ing Village. 683-8432. WOMEN'S CLUB: The Ajax-Rcker- ing Christiar Women's Club hosts an Attire To Desire morning coffee session Thus.. Oct. 28. 930 to 1 1:15 a.m. in the banquet room on the lower level of Gallantry's. Pickering Town Centre. Admission $4.50, first - timers Sl. Fashions, music. speaker Reservations, babysitting 420-6910 (Susan); 428-8505 (Barb). BLOCK PARENTS: The Ajax Block Pare -'s Assoca^on golds an execu- tive meeting Thurs., Oct 28. 7 3C p.m. Room 2 in the Ajax Communi- ty Centre. on Centennial Rd. Two executive positions — secretary - treasurer and educational manag- er — are vacant and need f l;•ng 619-1018 (Jay Goldmintz) FRIDAY, OCT. 29 HALLOWEEN DANCE: The Ajax Aqua - c Cub hosts a Halloween dance Fri.. Oct. 29. 7 p m to l a m. In the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre. Centennial Rd Prizes for best costume, door prizes. buffet, cash bar, DJ. Tickets $15 per person available at the community Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference !' Free Consultation) New soft -Touche M ---a- ials /or sensifiee gums • ®Juh; 1992 Walter Wimmer, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ( LOWER LEVEL) 4200 SM • Toll Free 1.500.661.5020 centre. 427-6776, 683-3740, PUMPKIN SALE: The 5th Pickering Boy Scouts sell $3 pumpkins in the parking lot of the Whites Rd.- Strouds Lane plaza, Pickering, Fri., Oct. 29 from 5 to 8 p.m. and Sat., Oct. 30 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 427- 0711. NEW -TO -YOU: St. Martin's Angli- can Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr.. Pickering, will hold a New -To -You sale Fri.. Oct. 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. Good used clothing, white ele- phant. Donations accepted 839- 4769 (Barb). SATURDAY, OCT. 30 TOUCH OF CLASS: The Ajax-Rck- ering Board of Trade's annual Touch of Class gala will be held Sat., Oct. 30 at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex, 1867 Volley Farm Rd. Reception at 6 p m.; dinner at 6:30. Entertainers, guest speaker, door prizes. dancing Theme is Mas- querade with A Touch of Class. S65 Per person, $125 per couple or S450 for table of 8 427-4470 CHILD PROTECTION: A child -pro - rection program offering free fin- gerprinting identification cards will be held Sat.. Oct. 30. 1 to 4 p.m at the office of Big Sisters Ajax -Picker- ing, 398 Bayly St. W.. Unit 1. Ajax Sponsored by I O.F. Foresters Cards could help police find a missing child. Appointments. call 428-81 1 1. SENIORS' DANCE: A Halloween dance for P ckenrg seniors aged 55 and over will be held Sat. Oct 30. 8 p m to 1 a.m at the Seniors' Activity Centre. 91C Liverpool Rd.. Pickering. Cash bar, DJ. buffet, Prizes. Dest costumes Members $7, non-members S8 At the door S10. 420-5049 GARAGE SALE: -ne Social Devek oprre^t Coucc of Ajax-Pickerng hosts a garage sole in support of the United Way Set. Oct. 30, 9 a m to 3 p m , at :34 Commercial Ave, one block west of Harwood Ave. between Station and ru-t Sts.. Ajax Indoor yard sale. baKea goods table, hot dogs. 686-266' THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OC ME'R 27,199XPAGE WA Your calendar :........ of coming event CAR WASH: The Dunbarton High car wash Sat., Oct. 30, 10 a.m. to 5 School chapter of Ontario Students p m at Kingchurch Nissan, 375 Against Impaired Driving holds a Bayly St W. Ajax A r.l I-nf. 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STORE 683-MM1 0 e an•ao saacsncsc,, a o0 FIVE ALIVE WOMEN'S PUSS 9N NINE & Sport Socks BOOTS LIVES C -PLUS $ 1Cat Food Cat Food 0 1 199 FOR 0 FOR ,3 per pack 79 3 per pack 3 199 PROMO Dish Detergent 0 ,7 9 1 Litre CAMPBELL'S Tomato Soup 2 FOR 991 11111111 rCAMPBELL'S Chicken oodle Soupi.,691 nta■ e ■ a rtrrev �1IIL Billboard Is a free feature for community events of a non-profit nature. To have your events pro- moted In Billboard, call us at 683- 5110 or write to the Ajax -Pickering News Advertiser, 130 Commercial Ave., Ajax, Ont., LIS 2H5. The dead- line for Billboard items is 10 a.m. the Monday prior to Wednesday publi- cation, 10 a.m. the Wednesday prior to Friday publication and 10 a.m. the Thursday prior to Sunday publication. BUSINESS WOMEN: The Durham Business and Professional Women's Club holds its monthly meeting Wed.. Oct. 27 at General Sikorski's Polish Veterans' Hall, Stevenson Rd.. north of Taunton Rd., Oshawa. A round -table discussion on business- related topics. Reception/cash bar at 6 p.m., dinner at 6:45 p.m. $25 for members. S30 for non-members. All working women welcome. Reserve. 427-6930 (Karen Graham) or 728- 9115 (Leah Murray). MOMS R TOTS: Wednesday morning volleyball is offered at the Pickering East Shore Community Centre, 910 Liverpool Rd. S., from 9 a m to 1 1:15 a.m. Co-operative babysitting with crafts and snacks available. 420-6048 (Virginia). ORGANIC GROWING: The Durham chapter of ine Canadian Organic Growers meets Wed.. Oct. 27. 7:30 p m. at the Whitby Public „brary. 405 Dundas St W. Adrien Gallant, of Nutrite Fertilizers, pre- sents a slide show on organic fertiliz- ers. All welcome. 434-6231 EXCEPTIONAL KIDS: Resources for _zxceo*;or-oi Children, Durham Region. holds its sixth annual gener- el meeting Wed . Oct 27 at 7 30 p m at 'he A1ax-Rckering General "ospital, Harwood Ave , south of Bayiy St., Ajax The topic is How to Vcke Service Systems Work for You A, wecome. Register. 427-8862 HORTICULTURAL: The Brooklin Ho,,,c.. *-,al Society meets Wed.. Oct. 27. 8 p m , at Brooklin United Church. David Money speaks on Tod,norden M!lls' restoration of native `bra 655-4742.655-4646 �I D CLASSICAL CONCERT: Dunbar - ton Fairport United Church, 1066 Dunbarton Rd., Pickering, hosts a classical music concert with Derrick Lewis & guests Thurs., Oct. 28 at 7:30 p.m. Additional concert Nov. 25. Adults $7.50, Children under 12 free. 839-7271: 839-5223. HEAD INJURY: The H aad Injury Association of Durham Region holds speaker's night Thurs., Oct 28, 7:30 p.m., at the association's head office, 649 King St. E., Oshawa. Chi- ropractor Dr. Gordon Selfridge will speak. 723-2732. SHARPSHOOTERS: Dufferin Game Room Store, Pickering Town Centre. hosts its fifth annual Sharp Shooter Showcase in the mall's centre court from Thurs., Oct. 28 to Sat., Oct. 30. Pay to challenge a pro to a billiard game with proceeds to United Way. Prizes. 7 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday and Friday. noon to 5 p.m. Satur- day. 420-6113 LEARNING DISABILITIES: The Learning Disabilities Association of Durham West meets Thurs . Oct. 28. 8 p.m., at Pickering High School, Church St. north of Hwy. 2. Picker- ing Village. 683-8432. WOMEN'S CLUB: The Ajax-Rcker- ing Christiar Women's Club hosts an Attire To Desire morning coffee session Thus.. Oct. 28. 930 to 1 1:15 a.m. in the banquet room on the lower level of Gallantry's. Pickering Town Centre. Admission $4.50, first - timers Sl. Fashions, music. speaker Reservations, babysitting 420-6910 (Susan); 428-8505 (Barb). BLOCK PARENTS: The Ajax Block Pare -'s Assoca^on golds an execu- tive meeting Thurs., Oct 28. 7 3C p.m. Room 2 in the Ajax Communi- ty Centre. on Centennial Rd. Two executive positions — secretary - treasurer and educational manag- er — are vacant and need f l;•ng 619-1018 (Jay Goldmintz) FRIDAY, OCT. 29 HALLOWEEN DANCE: The Ajax Aqua - c Cub hosts a Halloween dance Fri.. Oct. 29. 7 p m to l a m. In the HMS Ajax Room of the Ajax Community Centre. Centennial Rd Prizes for best costume, door prizes. buffet, cash bar, DJ. Tickets $15 per person available at the community Dentures so natural... you'll never know the difference !' Free Consultation) New soft -Touche M ---a- ials /or sensifiee gums • ®Juh; 1992 Walter Wimmer, Denture Therapist PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ( LOWER LEVEL) 4200 SM • Toll Free 1.500.661.5020 centre. 427-6776, 683-3740, PUMPKIN SALE: The 5th Pickering Boy Scouts sell $3 pumpkins in the parking lot of the Whites Rd.- Strouds Lane plaza, Pickering, Fri., Oct. 29 from 5 to 8 p.m. and Sat., Oct. 30 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. 427- 0711. NEW -TO -YOU: St. Martin's Angli- can Church, 1201 St. Martins Dr.. Pickering, will hold a New -To -You sale Fri.. Oct. 29 from 7 to 9 p.m. Good used clothing, white ele- phant. Donations accepted 839- 4769 (Barb). SATURDAY, OCT. 30 TOUCH OF CLASS: The Ajax-Rck- ering Board of Trade's annual Touch of Class gala will be held Sat., Oct. 30 at the Pickering Recre- ation Complex, 1867 Volley Farm Rd. Reception at 6 p m.; dinner at 6:30. Entertainers, guest speaker, door prizes. dancing Theme is Mas- querade with A Touch of Class. S65 Per person, $125 per couple or S450 for table of 8 427-4470 CHILD PROTECTION: A child -pro - rection program offering free fin- gerprinting identification cards will be held Sat.. Oct. 30. 1 to 4 p.m at the office of Big Sisters Ajax -Picker- ing, 398 Bayly St. W.. Unit 1. Ajax Sponsored by I O.F. Foresters Cards could help police find a missing child. Appointments. call 428-81 1 1. SENIORS' DANCE: A Halloween dance for P ckenrg seniors aged 55 and over will be held Sat. Oct 30. 8 p m to 1 a.m at the Seniors' Activity Centre. 91C Liverpool Rd.. Pickering. Cash bar, DJ. buffet, Prizes. Dest costumes Members $7, non-members S8 At the door S10. 420-5049 GARAGE SALE: -ne Social Devek oprre^t Coucc of Ajax-Pickerng hosts a garage sole in support of the United Way Set. Oct. 30, 9 a m to 3 p m , at :34 Commercial Ave, one block west of Harwood Ave. between Station and ru-t Sts.. Ajax Indoor yard sale. baKea goods table, hot dogs. 686-266' THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED, OC ME'R 27,199XPAGE WA Your calendar :........ of coming event CAR WASH: The Dunbarton High car wash Sat., Oct. 30, 10 a.m. to 5 School chapter of Ontario Students p m at Kingchurch Nissan, 375 Against Impaired Driving holds a Bayly St W. Ajax A r.l I-nf. 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STORE 683-MM1 0 e an•ao saacsncsc,, a o0 FIVE ALIVE WOMEN'S PUSS 9N NINE & Sport Socks BOOTS LIVES C -PLUS $ 1Cat Food Cat Food 0 1 199 FOR 0 FOR ,3 per pack 79 3 per pack 3 199 PROMO Dish Detergent 0 ,7 9 1 Litre CAMPBELL'S Tomato Soup 2 FOR 991 11111111 rCAMPBELL'S Chicken oodle Soupi.,691 nta■ e ■ a rtrrev PAG5MA-=MMADV2WrFW V"*V9CT0A=27, IM. Holiday fashions highlight United Way benefit Nov. 7 AJAX-PICKERING - What will you be wearing as you dash through the snow this Christmas? Before you head out shopping, you may want to check out the latest holiday season apparel at an upcoming lunch and fashion show to benefit the United Way of Ajax -Pickering. Holiday Elegance will feature fashions from The House Bou- • MTN /lNi - - ■-NSE ftT1110E ' _ • IElTICAIS _ • tNTTM .ixnA SM IAN atnwc h' Ir I t ' 6:' MCEwen D••.• Unrt 2'Wh,1Dr 725-4566 "in a war, everyone suff s... we must new AW N hq pen again.' fi19 Moor Amps bellwm haaa Ir sporni Uy ww Vounger tique in Ajax and Crossings Menswear in Pickering. It will be held Sunday, Nov. 7 at Regalis Restaurant in the Pickering Corpo- rate Centre on Pickering Parkway. Cost is S20, which includes lunch, served from 12 noon to 1 p.m. The fashion show begins at 1:15 p.m. There'll be a cash bar. Tickets are available at The House Boutique, 282 Monarch Ave. (427-9181); Crossings Menswear, Pickering Town Centre (420-9999); Val Marshall Travel, 702 Harwood Ave. S., Ajax (428- 1328); Witty Real Estate, 15 Har- wood Ave. S., Ajax (683-8661); and the United Way office, Bay - wood Plaza, 95 Bayly St. W., Ajax, Suite 407 (686-0606). PERMS : TAN TINT TAN 1$3750:$400 $2625:$4001 MON: THM. 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And we'll deliver them with a well-read community newspaper that's an invited guest in the home. And chances are it will cost you less money. So if you use Canada Post to deliver your advertising Now, that's Super. -Ok A - . ft"Illy Everybody Reads Ajax -Pickering OCTOBER Environment, enerb, and economic renewal conference topics R,ecycler's report By Lorraine Roulston eign trade opportunities. Special to the News Advertiser Guest speakers from universi- DURHAM - The 14th annual ties, government and businesses Environment and Energy Technol- across Ontario will address topics ogy Transfer Conference for Nov. dealing with energy conservation 22 and 23, entitled Environment strategies: success stories in recy- and Energy Investment: A Key to cling, research and technologies: Fconomic Renewal, will be held at pollution prevention; how to obtain the Metro Toronto Convention financing for environmental com- Ccntre. paries: and clean transportation to This theme recognizes the inter- name justa few. ctive and cumulative nature of The conference will feature esearch and technology develop- more than 90 verbal presentations cnt, environmental protection and in 20 sessions, five workshops, 100 cnnomic growth. poster presentations on environ - Ontario Premier Bob Rae's mental research and technology pening address, A Strategy for development projects, more than co�nomic Renewal in Ontario: A 40 displays and an awards presen- oie for Environment and Energy, talion. a discussion on current environ- The Technology Transfer Con- ant and energy issues and their ference aims to help ideas flow on the development of among environment and energy c environment and energy sec- researchers, and to those who can Inuence ,,, including an appraisal of the apply these ideas to solving our ctors' ability to bring improved global problems. mpetitiveness for industry, new For registration information, extended markets for Ontario call Ana Rosati at 323-4619. lkno%ators, and business and for- J FACT: According to the As 4$$ OOI(0 CORRECTION NOTICE it o.• GREAT FALL SAVINGS Flyer of kilober 27th, the lolomng appeared wrecc`f Page 4: We hers 6- Tropical inks or Harping Baskets advwtwed st L47. 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Compost the pulp them salted, sprinkle just before and wash the seeds. Flush them putting in the oven. They make a with water while holding them in a delightful snack food." 911111QN11110 qua CARE You are cordially invited to attend a "Ladies' Car Care Clinic" English session which will be held on TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1993 from 7:00 p.m. -9:00 p.m. NUMBER OF <� I REGISTRANTS IS LIMITED. Register today by calling CAROL CULLEN at 668-5846 between 8:30 a.m. - 5 p.m. [� Goodwrench ServiceP4avp 4- S N GUS Y` , 5 iF BROWN PONTIAC • BUICK • GMC TRUCKS 1201 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY W"y 6685846 686.1566 S SaNs nm: MOtt•Thurs 94 Fri. 9.590, SaL 94 Smm Mon-Thtim 7.9 1 7•S. S4 4 I Ford Swap provides new. car every 2 years you imagine what it would be like to Wildwood will loan you a car for the day - a brand new car every two years - and free of charge. ever have to worry about automobile "The keys to this program are that you get tenance again? to drive a new car every two years and you ildwood Ford Sales in Pickering can and get to drive it free of maintenance costs for turned that sort of dream into a reality that time." McMaster said. "You can't get a a unique program called Ford Swap. much better deal than that." a 24 -month deal where the only thing a "There are other 2 -year lease programs omer pays for is the use of the car - plus available out there, but this is a new obile insurance. concept, in that it is a 2 -year maintenance- ildwood Ford General Manager Bill free lease." Master explains how it works. Go down Leasing is fast becoming a more and more the dealership and pick out the car or attractive alternative to owning a car. That's k you want - then pay the first and last because the arrangement provides a number nth's fee, plus applicable licence and of attractive options, McMaster said. Lower xes. Then drive away. monthly payments are among the most Bring the car back to. the dealership in two obvious considerations. ears. Then select one of two options. Buy Lower payments - and the fact regular le car outright for a pre -agreed price, or maintenance for the vehicle is cost-free for a ind back the keys and pick out a new 2 -year . period - make Wildwood Ford's :hicle. unique new program a great deal, McMaster "In the meantime, you bring the car in for said. aintenance according to a schedule set up Ford Swap is another illustration of the signing of the agreement." McMaster Wildwood Ford's continuing commitment to lid. "But the big difference is that the bill customer service and satisfaction. It's )u get back when you pick up the vehicle become a tradition at this Pickering ways stays at 'no charge.'" dealership. While your car is in for service Wildwood Wlldwood customers have always come to Peder will shuttle you home while it's being expect the best treatment - especially when THE FORD FAMILY: Bill McMaster, general manager repaired and pick you up when the work's 'it comes to service. If the. vehick is YRI .9!= gbt r - of Wildwood Ford in � �� cu.�a��aka^i• i�tc+art a �. �. � \,..Y1f ► ' e v . '1e•.1 �'a ►'►e a ►r,b � xr. t`1*te{i�' r' ra�`L�S 9 9 Pdice seek tieves who took um kom cemeteq By SGT. GRANT ARNOLD Dnrlam Regional Police DURHAM - Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in solving a break, enter and theft in Whitby on Aug. 28 or 29. A suspect or suspects went to Mountlawn Cemetery on Dundas St. E. and damaged the Saint Anthony and Child Monument by removing a marble -cover slab that encases four niches used to store cremated remains. Once the sus- pect(s) had gained entry, they removed one urn from the shelf and left the others untouched. The stolen urn is green with a gold band at the base, approximately five -inches high and 10 inches in diameter. Damage is estimated at S600. Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police would like to solve this despicable crime, but require the public's help. If you have any information regarding this crime or any other serious crime: call us. As a caller, you will not be asked to identify yourself or have to go to court. A cash reward of up to $1,000 is being offered if your tip leads to an arrest. The Crime Stoppers' phone number is 436-8477. That's 436 -TIPS. TIRED OF MAKING CAR PAYMENTS? -FIELD TO THE SAVINGS THE '14'S ARE COMIN .C::a -- A 0l • 0 OODURRT SAI TEM •Milton BN • Jure DIP= • Dptg UbsiW • Anthony TourW • Geow Taylor ,J un E A 0I• PLUS 7 AS LOW 175 AS RNCINGNA �OAsCe SA Do() wo, SCOUNTS LAI' SELECTED • - Lot �3 M AZA AS � DURHAM • Zt W HEADQUARTERS RWHAM rr�oa 1250 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY 1[668 1�686.2236I • J SERVICE OPEN rURDAYS M / 41AWM f:Jam w.: t s I 4 Students at Fairport Beach Public School in Pickering wouldn't dare throw a cream pie in the face of princi- pal Kevin Lowe every day, but Casey Legault wasn't worried. The Grade 3 student was given the honor after her name was selected from top magazine sell- ers in a fund-raiser which brought in more than $7,500. photos by Andrew lwanowski `Trick or Brunch! swim u 15;ss up the -little g osts'n goblins' on Hallowe'en morn' and Kelsey's will give them a kid's brunch, Ftee! *GhuAs and Goblins must be 10 and under. Join us for a'Spooktaculae Sunday. 1550 Kingston Rd-, A0119% 00%&c .• . �GifvA-T� [�R��►.��«.'I+ti�Bali 11�t1i ,' Pdice seek tieves who took um kom cemeteq By SGT. GRANT ARNOLD Dnrlam Regional Police DURHAM - Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police are asking for the public's help in solving a break, enter and theft in Whitby on Aug. 28 or 29. A suspect or suspects went to Mountlawn Cemetery on Dundas St. E. and damaged the Saint Anthony and Child Monument by removing a marble -cover slab that encases four niches used to store cremated remains. Once the sus- pect(s) had gained entry, they removed one urn from the shelf and left the others untouched. The stolen urn is green with a gold band at the base, approximately five -inches high and 10 inches in diameter. Damage is estimated at S600. Crime Stoppers and the Durham Regional Police would like to solve this despicable crime, but require the public's help. If you have any information regarding this crime or any other serious crime: call us. As a caller, you will not be asked to identify yourself or have to go to court. A cash reward of up to $1,000 is being offered if your tip leads to an arrest. The Crime Stoppers' phone number is 436-8477. That's 436 -TIPS. TIRED OF MAKING CAR PAYMENTS? -FIELD TO THE SAVINGS THE '14'S ARE COMIN .C::a -- A 0l • 0 OODURRT SAI TEM •Milton BN • Jure DIP= • Dptg UbsiW • Anthony TourW • Geow Taylor ,J un E A 0I• PLUS 7 AS LOW 175 AS RNCINGNA �OAsCe SA Do() wo, SCOUNTS LAI' SELECTED • - Lot �3 M AZA AS � DURHAM • Zt W HEADQUARTERS RWHAM rr�oa 1250 DUNDAS ST. E., WHITBY 1[668 1�686.2236I • J SERVICE OPEN rURDAYS M / 41AWM f:Jam w.: t s I 4 Students at Fairport Beach Public School in Pickering wouldn't dare throw a cream pie in the face of princi- pal Kevin Lowe every day, but Casey Legault wasn't worried. The Grade 3 student was given the honor after her name was selected from top magazine sell- ers in a fund-raiser which brought in more than $7,500. photos by Andrew lwanowski `Trick or Brunch! swim u 15;ss up the -little g osts'n goblins' on Hallowe'en morn' and Kelsey's will give them a kid's brunch, Ftee! *GhuAs and Goblins must be 10 and under. Join us for a'Spooktaculae Sunday. 1550 Kingston Rd-, A0119% 00%&c 9 a 1 a 0 9 F YOUR PRESENT DEALERSHIP 0 ISN'T GIVING YOU WTHE BEST NEW CARS BUILT IN CANADA VTHE LOWEST PAYMENT PLAN 01 THE BEST IN QUALITY SERVICE THEN MAKE VILLAGE CHRYSLE PART OF , YOUR FUTURE FOR GREAT DEALS & BEST COLT 4 -DOOR Auto trans., p/s, plus more. 109% Financing or' 17UU Rebate Clearance SHADOW AIR Automatic, air, plus lots more. Stk. #3919. Balance factory �- warranty available. SALE BUY ONLY — SALE $9,988 $183*1 '93 ACCLAIM Auto, air, tilt, cruise, AM/FM cassette, a real bargain. Ballaince factory �, _— - Stk. #3955 warranty available. 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T h e JffiX Axemen got the jump on AMEN Markham, IWAAMrM,cw potting two powerplay goals to take a 3-1 first -period lead. Markham bounced back with a pair of goals in the middle stanza to knot the score at 3-3. Ajax held the lead on two occasions in the final frame, but weren't able to fend off Markham. The Waxers tied the game for good with six minutes remaining in the contest. Axemen co -coach John Blackburn says the Axemen, coming off a terrific effort against Newmarket, were hoping to take the pair of points away from Markham who had several players out with injuries. How- ever, he'll gladly take the single point. "I thought we could jump in there and take the two points, but it's nice to come out with a point," offered Blackburn. Adrian Saul led the way for the Axemen with a two -goal effort. Colin Carey, John McCal- lum and Don Curran each had a single marker. Hovering just above the .500 merit wide a record of five wins, five losses and a tie (fourth place in the league's East Division), the Axemen have put together one of their finest starts m their young history at the junior 'A' level. "We're really happy with the start," says Blackburn. "If we can stay close to the leaders, it really bodes well for later on in the year." The Axemen entertained the Peterborough Petes at the Ajax Community Centre arena on Tuesday night, after our dead- line. The Axemen's next home Same is against the Lindsay Bears at the Ajax Community Centre arena on Tuesday, Nov. 2. Game time is 8 p.m. A gaggle of goggles A group of Pickering Swim Club members get in some practise during the Pick Up Meet, spon- sored by the club at the Pickering Recreation Complex pool on Saturday. Various area swim clubs participated in the annual meet. photo by Ron Pietroniro Panthers still searching for first win PICKERING - The Pickering to a 3-3 tie with the North York Pickering salvaged the tie with Panthers are still in search of Rangers at the complex Sunday a goal at the 12:25 mark of the that elusive first win. night. final stanza. However, the Panthers posted The Rangers opened the scor- Igor Majesky, Bill Govedaris a tie and came up just short of ing with two first -period goals. and Mark the win column in Metro Junior The Panthers roared back in the B a b o n y 'A' Hockey League action at the middle frame to tie the contest at scored the Pude Pickering Recreation Complex 2-2. North York regained the Pickering lJoe on the weekend. lead with a goal at the 7:55 mark goals, with On Sunday, Pickering played of the third period. However, assists to Pro-- sq cash demo g ame ::::`s t co centre AJAX - An upcoming event could be bled as the battleof the sexes on the squash ------ ------- Following the drills, Gleeson and Payed —= will play against Goodfellow in what promis- es to be a lively and entertaining display of athletic ability. . ,JMembers of the women's team repre3m- ing the Ajax Squash Club in the Toronto and ' District 'C' Division are hosting the event the first in a series of regular monthly pubes' nights. - Tickets uti15 tacit and will be available at due door. KeNey Payed Rob Beving- ton, Jason PIAMERS McDonald, Eric Wheel- Metro Junior er and Frank Hockey Club Kavanagh. Panthers' goaltender John Barber faced 45 shots in net to preserve the tie. The Panthers were on the short end of a 3-2 score against the Mississauga Senators at the complex on Friday night. Sena- tors' Steve Ambrosio scored at the 2:47 mark of overtime to give Mississauga the victory. Mississauga scored two goals in the first period. How- ever, the Panthers scored one in the second period and another in the third to tie the game and force overtime. Mark Havery and Jean Amyot scored for the Panthers with assists to Paul Brooks, Babony, Brian Durand and Peter Andrikopoulos. The Panthers are dwelling in the cellar of the league's Bauer Division with a record of no wins, six losses and two ties. Wanderers in final AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax Wanderers Rugby Club's men's third team is headed to the Toronto Rugby Union championship game after blast- ing the Toronto Barbarians. The Wanderers' thirds whitewashed the Toronto Bar- barians thirds 36-0 in the TRU Third Division semi-final con- test at Fletcher's Fields in Markham on Saturday. The win puts the Wanderers into the TRU Third Division final against the Toronto Nomads fourths at Fletcher's Fields on Saturday at noon. Leading the way for Ajax against the Barbarians were Ken Dobbs and Hugh Briggs who each ran in two trys. Mike Schiels scored a try and booted three conversions, while Pat Byrne added a try. The Wanderers gained entrance to the semi-final con- test by downing the Toronto Saracens 10-5 in playoff action last week. Players with the Wanderers reside in both Ajax and Picker- ing. &ball season starts AJAX - The Ajax Ladies' Recreational Basketball League got the season started with two games at Exeter High School Wednesday. LOEB Baywood got past McGinnis Landing 44-40 in the fust game of the night. Rose Adams led the way for LOEB with a 17 -point game. Margo Levy had 12. Susan Froats paced McGin- nis Landing with 17 points; Michelle Mastrangelo had nine. In the second game, Bour- bon Bayly's defeated Extron Canada 41-27. Anne White- head was the top scorer for Bourbon Bayly's, followed by Lori Lomberg with 10. Extron's Joanna Reardon had nine points. Peewees thumped PICKERM - The vaggh- an Rangers handed the Pkker- ing Julie's Esso peewee 'BB' Panthers rep hockey team its worst defeat of the season. A hustling Rangers team outmuscled the Panthers on its way to a 9-1 victory at the Pickering Recreation C xnplex on Sunday. Panthers' goalies faced an outstanding offensive attack and were unable to keep the determined Rangers from fm- ishing their scoring chances. The Pickering squad plays its next home game at the Don Beer Arena against the Bow - Manville Toros on Thursday, Oct. 28. player makesgrand return to Raiders' line-up AJAX-PICKERING - The Ajax/Pickering Raiders Slim -Line Windows midget `AAA' rep hock- ey team was glad to see the return of Jason Reed to the line-up. Reed, who returned to the midgets after being released by the Pickering Panthers Metro Junior 'A' team early last week, immediately made his presence felt in a league game against the Richmond Hill Stars Sunday night. The speedy left winger scored two goals and assisted on another to give the Raiders a 5-5 tie with the Stars in Eastern Ontario 'AAA' Hockey League action in Richmond Curling season By JIM EASSON Special tD the News Advertiser AJAX-PICKERING - The new curling season is under way at the Annandale Curling Club in Ajax. The men's competitive league bypassed the exhibition games and went straight into the regular events. Any teams with a vision of winning provincial or Canadian honors meed to be up to speed quickly as the Blue Light Tankard zone playdowns take place Dec. 18 to 20. The Joe Todd Sr. Seniors Zone Playdowns is even exiier, slated for Nov. 27 to 29. This year, the local zone 5 play - down has been expanded to include the Tam Heather Club of Scarbor- ough and its Honeywell league. After 88 years of continuous sponsorship, the Canada Life Assur- ance Company announced it would end its support for the Canada Life Trophy Bonspiel last season. Hc" ever, the Investors Group has taken up the sponsorship, and the bonspiel is ready to go for another season. The sign-up sheets are in the clubs, and the rules are virtually unchanged. However, the age requirements are now as of the start- ing date of the 'spiel. y °•a � am ite. 1 hildrrn 12,r,, & u 'IN COSTU'llt i^Iv . to ENJOI- .A omphmenttatn �° on Halloween, 0et.31. 93 1163 Kingston Rd. Welcome t0 OPEN svNn" NSHA- S VI USE im PURE VF.G>rURE OIL ®OIESM OL FM 420-9144 Our Specialty is Halts A C111ps Homemade Gips -me Old Fashioned Wry - 6H & CHIPS our mases Road SbaPPki Centre 705 Kinotou Road, unit #11 Hill. In fact, the line of centreman Ken Brace, right winger Kevin Hall and Reed combined for four of the five Raiders' goals on the night. The tie continued the Raiders' hot play of late. The 'AAA' squad has two wins and two ties in its last four AAA league games to MOM improve its league record to three wins, three losses and two ties. Besides signing Reed, the Raiders will also sign another for- mer player - Graham Horne - who also returned to midget hockey begins anew Annandale will host Investors Group Trophy games on Saturday, Jan. 8 and Monday, Jan. 10, as well as the quarter -final games on Friday, Jan. 14. The finals are at the Weston Country Club on Jan. 15. A committee has been initiated to after being released from the Pan- thers. Horne made his debut with the Raiders in a game against the undefeated York-Simcoe Express Tuesday night, after our press dead- line. Also scoring for Ajax/Pickering against Richmond Hill were Kevin Hall with a pair and Chris Smith with a single. Assisting were Matt Norminton, Wes Edwards and Brace, all with one helper. The Raiders will compete in the Oshawa 'AAA' Midget Tournament on Thursday. Ajax/Pickering plays the host Oshawa Kiwanis at 10 a.m. and Peterborough at 4 p.m. that day. at Annandale pursue a 30 -year anniversary reunion for the Annandale Curling Club. It was built in 1964, although formal leagues and an executive weren't established until later. If any reader has information or photos, call Annandale at 683-3210. SCOREBOARD AJAX MINOR HOCKEY ASSOCIATION vos 3. -tier Wilson. John _Z: vs Car Ar Giass 3 NOVICE HOUSE LEAGUE (Elxxt Gardiner 2, Michael Welsh): Light Pao 8 Nk RESULTS FROM OCT. 23. Mohindra 3. Casey Murphy 2. Brad O'Nd 2. Evan W Idwood Ford 9 (Lane Harris 5. Tim Radksy 2. Bekasaus) vs. CPTT 4 (Andra Gratton, pave Larson. Aaron Bandola. Janne Ryan) vs. Clydeadab Cases Steve Menghenton. Adam Truax): Most Valuable 3 (Charke Nigro. Janse Dewhurst. Wipe Neadles). Packs 6 (Bil Lsconbe 2. Blar Colby 2. CMB May. Ming Ou 7 (Colin Smith 3. Christopher Bacon. hew. Dustin Maynard) vs. ExF AI: 4 (Chad Mcn- Stephen Tippett. Kevin panchuk) vs. Little Caws 3 son 2. Sean Lw. Brad McConnachm)- (J.J Bnl 2, Ian McIntyre); J 6 F Waste 6 (Jeff Shea 2. Chris McClatchey. Devon Murphy. Aaron Coady. PEEWEE HOUSE LEAGUE Alex Paddon) vs. Tik Tak Restaurant 4 (Bran Eamst RESULTS FROM OCT. 24 2. Steven Sdery. Michael Paultler); Mike's Auto 5 Cassidy l Co^pa^Y 6 1pu "c arer s. Aur Correa. (Kristian Halluas 3. David Dwight 2) vs. CPTT 3 Kevin Cofer) vs. rewery '!nsuranoe Brokers 2 (Steve (Jesse Taybi 31: Gil4ezeau Hawkeyes 7 (Matthew Darlow. Brad Babstock), Myers 4 (Ryan Martin 2. McOuillen 2. Brando- mutton 2. Kyle Gionette 2. Ryan Dee. Brian Arscor; vs. ruture Tec Electric 3 Mathew Webber) vs. BalycWte Lodge 3 (Lawrence (Mike Forsythe. Scott Daws. Graham Restr#I: Vi, Swwa,kn 2. Ned Aden); Ajax Lem 5 (Brent Boss 2. tege Ptymouth Chrysler 2 (Kenn Companion. B,ad Stem Corbett 2. Ryan Cooper) vs. Star Vdeo 5 Dart) vs. Stars 1 (Ricardo Nunes). Ajax Sports 9 (David Desrocher 2. Gran) Humphrey. Ryan Long. (Jason Phyte' 4. Mike Sokobslu 2. Pat Wilmot 2. ChrstceNooia). Darryl Johnston) vs Alai Kinsmen 2 (Kevin Kirk. ATOM HOUSE LEAGUE DIVISION Ryan HIM. RESULTS FROM OCT. 23 Owens Corning , h ( Russell Graves 3. Michael Hal PEEWEE LEAGUE STANDINGS 3. Michael Gahan 3. Peter Gaylor. Robert Reeburn) TEAM GP W L T F A PTS vs. A& A P(umbrng 1 (Ryan Wozney): Wikiwood AIax Spot's 2 2 0 C 13 3 4 Ford 6 (Chris Rundell 3. Ryan Lawlor 2. Corey Var- cassdy 6 Company 2 2 0 0 10 2 4 conch) vs. Triple AAA Sports Photography 5 (Andre Stars 2 1 1 0 11 3 2 Sao 3. Axel Rley. Mathew Larabre). Bourbon Bay- Future Tec Electric 2 t 1 0 B 6 2 ys 10 (Jet" Black 5. Brandon Roezer 2. David linage Plymouth 2 1 1 0 3 5 2 McCann 2. Sean Guernsey) vs. Cassidy A Conipany Flyers 2 1 1 0 5 13 2 4 (Michael Boss. BAY Marquardt. Adam Kely. Neil Feey Insurance 2 0 2 0 4 11 0 Ross -Mil gan). Ajax Sign i Display 5 (Jordan Ser- Ajax Kinsmen 2 0 2 0 2 13 0 THE NEWS ADVERTISER, WED., OCTOBER 27, 11 3 -PAGE 27-A Take it easy on me, guy.1 Chris Cook of the Ajax Boxing Club at lett, appears to be tired during a boxing match against Mike Manning of the Trenton Boxing Club. The bout was part of a fight card featuring local boxers at the Royal Canadian Legion Hall in Oshawa Cook lost this 140 -pound encounter. photo by Ron Pietroniro We won't give you a hard sell, but our customers will. Our best salespeople don't even work for Saturn. They just happen to own Saturns. Which explains why most people who come to look at our cars alrcady know a fair bit about them. From their neighbours, co-workers or friends. i,, So we never have to push our rust and dent -resistant polymer panels, our no- - dicker -with -the -sticker police and our commitment to customer service. Atter all, that would he giving you something; you don't really need. A sales pitch. °�l.\.K.I'..,11`+`t-th.,.c\I ..rthm.tiui.,ltr.tn.n,i..u,n.lrc,cht)-1UU�.ta�c,,li.rtt.c.tndu(•tt,m.r�lr.t. 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POLY BAG YOUR. OWN � ---- CHASE A SAIM01•N -_ C FREE 1 3008 VAC PAC 1 Cols+ow vAIID uwTL aosElc �� L -SAT ----- �'--\ 1 �1 1 �1 •1 wrrw TME KF**t% a,PKGS j KRAFT GENERAL FOODS----------------- ---------•, 1 ORANGE FLAVOURED CRYSTALS TANG1 1 3 POUCH PACKAGE g l 1 COUPON vIIND uwrl CLGSMrG wrrH rlrE RwGMSE 1 L----=--T2-r-�--S 90�--- g;P;P;4�MFSEFFECT114FRQr Y,WT.W*7QSVtMYOC'[711! 100 Carty 100 earners - 100 careers 100 cafe .1 ner 00 careers 100 Careen 110 General Help 110 General Help Concerned about your job opportunities? Then come to The Toronto School of Business --- where you can get the skills to help you get ahead! Choose From Our Fxc7ting Career Options: AOLCOMPUTER BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION WORD I PROCESSING ACCOUNTING 6 COMPUTERS PROGRAMMING & SYSTEMS ANALYSIS �1 LEGAL SKRET01,1 MEDICAL OFFICE MICROCOMPUTER BUSINESS HOTEL & RESTAURANT BANk TELLING d F1NA.IAl ASSISTAn1T APPLICATIONS MANAGEMENT SER57CES '• 1 MICRO COMPUTER ELECTRONICS DENTAL CHAIINDE ASSISTANT TRAVEL i TOURISM ExECUTIV1 SECRETARY EVENING COURSES STARTING IN THE FALL COMPUTER APPLICATIONS DENTAL CHAIRSIDE ASSISTING LOCKSMITHING TORONTO •• • On= P I C K E R I N G C A M P U S 420-1344 1450 Kingston Road, Suite 17, Pickering 110 General Help 110 Ger>•ral Help NECTAR RETAIL POSITIONS: PICKERING TOWN CENTRE ASSISTANT MANAGER PART-TIME SALES ASSOCIATES Am you a dynamic, self -motivated individual who is eager to succeed in a gfowrtng Company? Iterated in selling quality batt and body care products that have not been tested on animals and are environmentally friendly? Ideal candidates seeking a challenging opportunity on our shop management team will possess retail experience with excellent customer service skills. display and maduindising abilities, and a genuine awareness of the emviroeunent- Cotmetiea/pt etics background is an asset. To apply (specify position) mail or fax your resume including qualifications to: NECTAR CANADA 3397 Amerkan Drive, Unit #r2.3 MiasLsmuga, Ontario, LAV ITS Fat[: (9115) 678-7092 NAL TECFNCIAN i ESTHETICIAN WOW for busy salon. Phase Cd 728-4623 ask for Low or Mm OVERSEAS JOBS ExceW payUrlefts. Fog $75,000 tax free! .Serious rlqura cal 1-504-641-1285 at K121 110 Gewrall HMP TELEMARKETING SUPERVISOR Prime Cut Foods Ltd. has one opening for a telemarketing Supervisor in Ajax - Responsibilities include: • hiring • training • motivate a staff of 6 Applicants must have excellent interpersonal and communication skills. Call Michael at 619-6688 To arrange a personal interview. MICROCOMPUTER ELECTRONIC TRAINING • ELECTRONICS • NETWORKING • SOFTWARE APPLICATIONS • LIMITED SPACE AVAILABLE • UNEMPLOYED CANDIDATES 1 BUILDING Maintenance Mectianlc Apprentrcaehp or- neral Help tared at our st i 110 General HIP 11 Ge T,nnnq Centre, YVI'MDY. Start Oates October, Novermber, .:anuary. CWUM 10 requ►ed. Cali 721.2coo ea 4012 002M 029631 110 General Help ASM UNT Sup**AendW couple for Quist building in Alex. suaatrie as a "good locorrue. Celt 497-1620, 10 a.AL-4 p.m. '�& - Kithen Supervisor and General Kitchen MP waned. N you are an ongoing person who can keep staff elected tlm we have oppolttnitios for you as a Kftdwn Stapern>isor Min. 2 yrs. axpwirla required. We CUrM y httitw openings for er lot hail positions• ed � in PwAn. Oct, SK)cL 29 "am. -10A0 a.m. East Side Mario's Transit Square loo WssbW PA S. MODELS NEEDED Feenit Ages 12-26 EARN EXTRA INCOME Trawl to exdtilq kith•: Now York, Park, Wan CA for CortguMalion 430-5715 ExPEMENCED Hair stylist ElaElaENCED floral desipner ns*M for L-AWK". Pidw" for Put rift wale. Apply Rea01e Tarn Corona. Ask for Staoq. Florlat 6e160e0 air for Tony. 47ers440�cu1¢1, a c .: (1077931 ENGINEERING AND MAINTENANCE MANAGER We are an expanding International Food Company in the Ajax area and require a self-starting individual to pin our Management Team. This position will report to the V.P. Manufacturing. RESPONSIBILITIES: Manage the desgn and installation of all new eglipment, co- ordinate the activities of a maintenance team of 12 people. QUALIFICAWNS: Engineering degree, 3- 5 years supervisory experience, previous employment in a major food related business would be an asset. We offer a competitive salary and benefit package. Apply in Confidence to Box (16113. P.O. BOX 481, Oshawa, Ont- LIM 71.5 TOWN OF AJAX PARKS RECREATION CAN YOU FILL -,-_,' OUR SHOES? We are currently looking for O.F.C. or Y.W.C.A. certified fitness leaders to instruct evening classes. $24.00/hr. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL SHARON AT 427-8811 A m•rkedng r•aearr;lt eorrtparty IS bWng for cormsram fro paAicip•t• In confwMrw group dlsamllilxis. No SMlirq Involved. Diacusalcim 1Jsoly IM 2 hours. YOU lir• paid $30.00 for your lime and opirdan. Phow M-2749 Ext: 2845 RELIEF SUPERINTENDENT Required for 90 Waller SL Apartment Project, Whitby To provide relief to our full-time superintendents on their eveningsNmkends off. Must reside on-site in 2 bedroom apartment. Candidates for this position must have high standards, excellent maintenance repair and public relations skills. Send resume with references by Friday, November 5, 1993, to DURHAM REGION NON-PROFIT HOUSING CORPORATION 1615 DUNDAS ST. E., 4TH FLOOR WHITBY, ONTARIO L1 N 21-1 ATTENTION. MANAGER, ADMINISTRATION SHOPPERS DRUG MART Pickering Town Centre required immediately FULL SERVICE POSTAL CLERK Temporary full-time Apply In person or fax resume to Cindy at: 831-7679 no phone calls please FUTUREKIDS PICKERING Requires part time staff to teach computers to children and adults. Computer experience is necessary. Must be available to work days, evenings and weekends. Please call: 509-5437 EASY TELEPHONE WORK Telemarketers required for our rww Iocalon in Han: Mon.-Frl. 5 pin. till 9 p.nL Sat.10 am - 2 pia No s616rg irnolvad, mak6 appoirttlnants for our salapeople " rete plus mmmssiotL CALL EKE AT 61944 TEI PORAIn JOBS Lag & Short Term Aox g PeWit East EndScarborotgh • Bindery Workers • Fatilory Workers • Furniture Movers • A -z D -Z lkivwe • FINb.d Ikimm Appy in person only 9:00 am. -M P.M. trlM RRRIIt IraWAM 7n ward tole., Unit 1A f■Ilerea jntBttwE�IteM EARtr w To sate oaa«k is asn" ftm an will weed, M kome. ifyorlt ase�r alusas Caaade. Iron mow iia, sBilped "alk" to TM woAds tdt�,c CMiflmaa . In faalsr st. ste. 75o an nl, DUCT Cleaning Technician n -de . irm.dlelely. Applicant mrrat be dap.rudable. hard vAxk- Mq and not draid of lone days. Good driMrq ncad wall a em fates llonnee and a nwdrartacal aptitude a mum. Muhormud. (90514aa•a�1o:k1t0�e1 - „t GINGERBREAD tvWr NURSERY SCHOOL Limited Number of openings Available for Children 212 - 5 yrs. $7amonth 2 �rtto ntghram 3 morning program Raoeportist Otdar Entry Clark reQuwed for Scarborough manulaawinp company. The respaimbdl" a nue entry level position are varied and rckde wwwwl the phones taking teNphone orders. proms$*- Oda in captor and filing. AWcants attoald have basic computer M mai fWA Me to: I= Fwkt#t Bbd. Unit an 7 L1V 2S7 tie we tiwdi all appieaMa M nM area*e catardarad b Drivers Wanted for Pickering Taxi Company. Train now for busy upcoriling season. Days, nights, weekends. $200,(500 WEBa y Aus"ble products at home. Easyl No Wtv paid diner FU CALL I-SH4 M -TRIS EPR 100.24I*IL Ir s 4, e t n 4 0. e• 4 is e a a;- e 4 4. e4 6. 0 4 '1'l1>E'A1tEN►S�ADfV I' r►Ei1:, 6jb1ft l( 0,91,-111%6Z n -A 110 c«>Kal 150 "°'°` DO 150 "°'0` som�ow 150 ow..' 220 230 or f 400 "D a`A n 400 Fa MM NDMEMAIUW MAWM Sou- derts - ort Writ. oil -&*0Ylq potkbr* atwiable b 010" 1s years of age and cow. $7M. N training provided to thio» who quarty. Cal 42o NYl to arta an interview. (TF) CHAIR for rent in leak salon in Central Ajax. Be your own boss. Have your own dbnb9e. Also: room for fort for person who does mans and/or make-up. So your own boss. Call Susie at 428-3944. (11039M EARN $535hveekly, mailing letters, assembling light products from hom*. Canadian companies. (416) 631-4791 References 78F (24hrs). WORK from sot, . various jobs including craft piece work available. Honest and legal opportunities. For free into, send S.A.S.E. to Box $21112, Ajax, Ont. L 1 S 7H2. (110293) HOST a Kids Only Clothing Presentation in your home and receive free clothes) 100% colourful, comfortable cotton. Plus addition hostess benefits( Details. cal 831-4885. (102993) MEMORIAL HOSPITAL, BOWMAWILLE MBIt10rial ftPi. BOIFrnar** oft m to 1loflo1yirlg part-wne cont opportunities: REGISTERED RADIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGIST We require an UPerie and R0916WW Radiological Technologist b work 15-20 nous Par week, inckldirg shift and On-call work in our Diagnostic Services Dope, inist I. Your qualifications will include: registration with the O.B.R.T., demonstrated related redology experience, Preferably in a general hospital: excellent communication skills, the ability to work co-operatively with a variety of professional staff and patients. ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGIST We require an experienced Ultrasound Technologist to work weekend day shifts. Your qualifications wit include: registration with the R.D.M.S., demonstrated related ultrasound experience, preferably in a general hospital: excellent organizational and communication skills: and the ability to work ca-opera(jvely with a variety of professional R SIEMENS WANTED - 30 class AZ drivers, WANTED - stoves, fridgee. COMPLETE kitchen for sato. wealm and dryer. woAdng or 3 years experience, clean cupboards, with white net. Also warded: pickup truck abstract. Need I.C.C. medical. countertop, pantry. stainless (newer than 1978). Call 33 FALBY COURT OW seek and taps. $500. Also Pickering. 424a933. MAU) Inclusive. First and last. MP a Ik* GE sow, microwave ,� student "am ebc,ronie Two bedroom apartments in family and 7 poe. Oiheae. 9342862- keyboard for practice purposes. (110293) building. Air condtiO ing, broadloom, Reasonable. Please contact John a 43 31420. (102893) 2 $, laundry facilities and 250 Gar'! 250 Garage/yard panting Included. concepts. Reporting to Regional u"� M. co-ordinator. Fund Raising Con- ce t 2000 613.969-0341 686-0845 weekdays STREET CRAFT i BAKE SALE 23 Parker Cres. (Herwcod/Drelyer) 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Thurs., Oct. 28,7-9 p.m. Fri., Oct. 29,7-9 p.m But Cad. 683-0709 or 427- Sat., Oct. 30, 9-3 p.m. Le Pi Wishing WeN. All donsllons to Onlarno Lupus Association COURT,CE - three bedroom top AJAX - bright one bedroom 4754. (103193) floor of house, 4 appliances. basement apartnrm, nin o" *42 alInteres�petlents. RadIOIDgy experience an asset. 260 Arts & craft 260 Arts a crafts applicants are asked to submit a resume, by Friday, November 5, 1993, to: Human Rescumes CHRISTMAS CRAFT SHOW tj♦ M8f11oriaf H Steeple Hill Church >� Hospital Sat-, Nov. 13, 9-3 - 30 vendors 47 Liberty Street South 550 Kingston Rd., Pickering Bowmanville, Ontario BBQ from 11:30-1:30. LiC2N4 I Lynn 831-1761 MANAGER wanted for hair stylist Mustalon. have twouts. years JAYS CRAFT SALE Mall. Must have two yearsLan e. thank all applicants for their Interest, but wish b advise that only those selected bar exDerlenee. For more y SAT., OCT. 30th niormation. cal Janet at 1-613 interview will be Contacted542-7592 or Card at 1-416236EMORIAL HOSPrTAL, BOWMANVILLE IS AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER 10 a.m. - 5 P. tri. 291,.(110293) WANTED ASAP individual with Pickering Rec Centre Ow^ car, good driving Ox 11' 135 Skilled Help 165 Day Care 165 Day Care COUNTRY C^• s^•as C•a'' ------- -- -- penence to work part time. mbet- Snow. Nov •4, a the Jubilee 330 Available Availableess park Simms Trailers y evenings. Mon-Thurs. Salary Pavilion, Lakeview liable Ideal for retired S• S O nom° person. Ca11428-6875. (103193) WANTED - 30 class AZ drivers, 205 Firewood 3 years experience, clean SERVICE oriented. team abstract. Need I.C.C. medical. m^Pied representative for Cal 725-9324. (102M) P cker-ng, Ajax. Whitby, Inclusive. First and last. Oshawa area's ro contact a- HOsp. Medical ganization sports teams. 1 50 Dental charities to present donations SET Of la's^ ng end. cofree and Inductive fund raising DENTAL Receptionist 'targe concepts. Reporting to Regional Pickering dental office, foxble co-ordinator. Fund Raising Con- ce t 2000 613.969-0341 hours. some evenings and Saturday Full time 4ricao shawa. Over 60 exhibitors, for all your Cfvstmas CITATION 35 `. "ion 'ipO�ts. needs. 434 553,. („02931 two bedrooms. full bathroom. many extras. $11.000. To view. 280 Lost 8 Found Call Paul ah« 6 p.m. 416724 4362, (7F) FOUNDSO,•^ A a. ^ear 40 Auto Parts 8 3 'osp • Or Oct 18- Mixed 3 Repairs creed, small black male, no 'age Cham only. Has one crown. One bkue eye. Call 427- 4754 , Woe,,, 00 Box. 481. Oshawa a must. Cal 420.5146. Lea" SELF cleaning Moffat range. washers. $175 and up for recon - Orf -,.+ 71.5. (110293) mossagai (102793) harvest gold. perfect condition. deoned dryers. 6175 and up fa OFFICE person nequred to learn vaxxrs adminstration functions from scheduling to order entry. Suited for sell •motrvated in- dnidual who likes varisay. $1s K. °Mase apply a Provincial Signs LIC, 375 Francom $t., AW '•02793) 1F you are srigle or a single Daren} a separated or diW/ded wit` three years work experence. you may quality lot '+uricul assistance a l you are OW 45 and have rsoerrtry been ad orf, you may quality for traili- ng assistance. DIP/CERT, -otus. Wordperfect. D-baN. worn, accpac, bedlad. ausocad. Ventura, pagentaker, Harvard. Corel, ConpMn Pnogim I iQ and Systema Analyst, Cabal• Pascal and C. Mackdosh, Ouadk Express. and fausuasa. Duhrn Business Compufer Collage. 427-3010, (TF) 130 sat SELL AVON NOW! Make Extra Money For Christmas• Ful -W* or part -}elle. No experience necessary. Ful training. No quotas. No inventory to buy. SM Gift for New RBprBs•rttatitrBs. bralty Lode CHRISTINA LORD Call: W419-1574 SAM ASSOCIATES MLTIM Retail experience and flair for decorating are assets. Training allowance, commission and benefits, Celt raw NBninim M, The FIIIBNt m MNl 2i -M - Imm ECE teacher for school age $150. Sunbeam electric reconditioned fridges and program a Duffin Bay Learning snowblower. SW 683-8057. stoves. Also coin operated Cerxre. Ajax. 42745263 Tony a washer and dryers. Cynti (11029% 220 Articles Stephenson's Furniture and RECHERCHE Somme fran- 001hone pour Voccuper de 2 emanon. -6 mos a 2 ans' thea moi a la mission. Non-Surnew. Ajax. Telephone, 428-0086. (102793) EXPERIENCED caregiver needed every Saturday n our home for two boys 8 and 10 Yom old. Please cal offer 6 p.m. 420-5497. (103193) MANW required for 3 children. Must be kind. loving, reliable, steeds car. Mon Fn, 730.530 p.rrL R/erencm required. Must Ince outdoors (library. walks. skautpl. Light hoed -spout Call 831-7917. (1027" 165 Agile UYWMK� rare prolldad in my (tome any }Mit• PM or hi Wm Call and leave message, Shit'. SM73W a Lame, 427- 2fN)3- Ito2o9of MATINS akaar am has OPSW Inge; for Litt Ones, Three and under- Ylls °Ilan a caring etabb For Sale Appliances. 227 Court St.. Oshawa 5767448 (TFALL) GRAND OPENING FURNITURE WAREHOUSE i4Nh1 CLEARANCE OUTLET • WE BUY b SELL NEW i3 USED FURNITURE • END OF LINES FURNITURE • FLOOR SAMPLES • DISCONTINUED ITEMS • �( DISCOUNT FURNITURE -(MATTRESSES UP TO !� OFF REG. RETAIL 1050 BROCK RD., UNIT #12 REASONABLE 420-0766 MAKE OFFERS � t =B ior�iauscali ® DEAL! DONT throw your dog waste No landhll sites. use the new, Doggie Dooley Inground Dog Waste Deposal System. OR- DER NOW BEFORE THE 94 INCREASE 1 7235413 or 434- 8782 9 a.m.-9 p m dally (102793) TRAINING your dogs lun aro easy at K-9 Klubhouse- Puppy (9 weeks) to Novice classes starting Oct. 26th. Call K-9 Kktbhouse, 905-404-8617 and 905.837-2364. (102893) 300 AutolFlK melee 1913 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham D'Elogance, fully loaded, leather interior, one owner. 26.000 kms.. 534.500. Cal 7246291, Sandy or Der b► lwsw 9 a.m.-5 p.mi (110993) 1tftl0 Mazda MX6. excellent condition. bandied. 1991 Cnay. Lumina. 4 door, air, loaded, certilied. 1989 Chrysler now Yorker, 4 door, 6 cylinder• Waded. cortdued. 1989 Chrysler Daytona. two door hatch pinned. NM's Auto Sales. 684 0987.(102993) tees Riveria. fully loaded, $13,900. Can Sandy on Doz. 728.6291 Iteeeesn 9 a.m -5 p fr M loving 0 Wko'- Mt 10 glow (,109,13) in. South Ajax. 420-2353. 81� riding larstalit le twin FON sale folding ncif IS is 1� Pontiac Fvebrd.400 cubic blades. eletaie etam. Itis snow tables with saad*d tlerah seat CINDY'S Daycare - Maple blocs. SM 432-7131 atyti aukable la a camp, bingo hal inch. ps.,pb.. 4 speed. very Ridge area. nWw d No wB (/ 10201 Top bnglh 12 width 26-. over- dean inside and out Original provide daycare b hwft kA AJAX Pidkal Applblpte - no ail width with bench Sacrifice . rant aMheeb. caw exhaust- or tkahal0 tinea. Age 1 and up. aaaaonabb agar rObAed. fuaY prim feW 3.3202 6250. Snowmobile. i n8(905)t 277-3300 Lunches, sna is pt- 'I I Was guaranteed. Roeonditbned Ph" 8233202 b.hae«h CPR and Mat aW. No pass. 837- apps w -L Con* make us a 9 aJIL•430 PJ1L (102880) (110993) 2042. (/02880 deal 4276794. 467 VJM* r NOTPOWF 3 door $ do"-s(de LEASE 10 oil'^ vehicles. 1984 CNLWARE of ay +P Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) fridge. 19.9 cwft. cream with 1995.$315dn no ktWSK no able in Illy hamar w age Yin*• PIANOS/GRANDFATNER blow, trim. VitluW unused. crsd chocks. 72511108 or SM nutrNioua nwler snacks and CLOCKS - Piens, lent b Own.$950 o.b.o. Call 837-1341. 7429,x 6863775 (TF) outdoor 00kitbs. P'kkerkq apt. ,cur ttp4K grand• digital• OMMI E FUFOdITUFIF- Why area 501111(102780 keyboards. CLOCKS - dree pay retail prices? Ont 305Wanted E deivery and set up). Can Tekp ontarfo's oldest and lar and ErAB tlrB babyea airy age illd who adva rage d our low manufacturers is now sating sons a my home NUNials snags p m sTFALLOW jy- di- to the pubic. Eq. F oak: and lunches. ECE Irish loss ~11433-1491.tabb with Priv cal and 4 w.tdsI. I d TLC. Full aid pad akne ripen- DIBIIMIABNER - PonabW solid lairs, 5799 - W oak doubt I MAF AfiO Ings available. Reasonable wood cutting block top, exalftm pedseui ohs sat• and s chairs DOMESTIC AIJTIG race. VRW*B%* area 424 coridtbn, mike an char. 434- $1429. Canrard" beds. 5299.' Sad cam and tucks 8878- (10319:11 2332 dW 8 p.m (110293) over 20 win A , ' - all Solid no veneers - Traditional wanted. Top coiner, fast 170 Ems° nod KITCiEN cupboards, btu Woodworking, 4169858774. FREE v�-uP- and sial. a b, ideel for oanaDe apartment or workshop. For THINKING of becoming a P19a99CaN EMPLOYMENT wanted - information, call 509-2847. hhrdreasO IVtool 11 IS � secretarial, reception, MOVING Sale - 3 Pco• 4148. (110293) aCal 655- ccountin . administrative Ijyingroan miler 4 MW" Pic duties. Full time. Please call oral elearicel apple. oafs we oleo sit ening room seL VatIS,1 Wheel 8161202 (100193)and ends, evetylhing must go. $2500. Pink vi/oak couch, 320 DNVas 683-8211. ask for Debbie J. lovesea. two and tables and SELL IT t ow DARKWOOD dW*Woo n set in- coffee tables. $1200. Sewn CALL dudes buffet, hutch, table, 4 piece double bedroom set, ,M Dodge 8.250 LE ion seals chain. Table has marks and $1200. Kitchen table and sup 8• Trailer package. 59.000 576 -OM needs covering. 5900. Call 726 ced11e• MS• and nater Miller 6 ml" 510,000 as is. Cal 721- y1,>"T 111=11 wwm ..... - . - pm 036g93i p02J16 &, - .. 1979. (110293) COMPLETE RUST PROOF $69.95 (car i tight trucks) 683-2977 AJAX RUST CONTROL SERVICES 221 Westney Rd. S. 400 Apartments For Rent PORT ;mon,Lawronco fur nisned basement bachelor apartment. Clow to T.T.C.. Go and shopping. Soperats entrance, share laundry. $.500 inclusive. Available immediately. 282-6705. (103193) AVAILABLE mmed,ately in Whitby apartment budding. Spacious. carpeted. newly panted apartment with balCbmy. close to bus. shopping. All Willes u+duded. No pts. Two bedroom. $690. Cal 430-0134 PICKERING - bright two bedroom walkout basement apart. we . quiet area. close tb take. Single person, $530. Couple. $700. Fnsviast avail- able Dec. 1. Call 839-7661. (103193) SOUTH Ajax - large one bedroom basement apartment with fireplace, separate emral . non smaller. Fxsbtast. $600 nduarva. Available Nov. 1. Cal 696-9790. (110291) WE Oshawa - one bedroom. bright basement apartment, 1r,dgNabvs. nice area. $495 all wic us ls. Available Dec. I. Cal 6668967. (1 COMM AJAX south - two bedroom lower aparimeft, nice aro, now wooer, prMaM ertrari, nal&%". deck, fenced yard, newly rartova. . 5700 pkia Avail)" inm*diaely. Call (905) 816 am. Mae massage. (110293) AM - one beckon bwayme apartment • den, indudes pakkng, arable, utiles, upwala entrance. frso/bst required. 5560. mit ill Available Dec 1. 8.3N 6i (1D2790 OSWWA - bright, skinny two tlednoonn in apalanhera btiitlkhg an quiss abooL Easy 401 apostle and dry bus rouse- 5968 ori ,Alfie and patting kaktOW- Cal 4330877. (102663) AJAX -two bedroan basarrwt apwwrwt, eparao.naarho. laandry. doe 10 anherniltla No pe*, 5750 khdusiva 4279032. (103190 BEAUTIFUL one bedroom aparuna t in now hon* private entrance, parking. 5650 per math includes uAlnfe, Babic fridge, stci . central vee, air. Ou)et taetdu9y de,, ' -. Non smoker please. 427-7374. (102993) FURNISHED basement apartment. 5575, walk to Pick- ering GO Station, lave quill non smoky. 9344109 &%W 5 p.tn (10319:1) clean bo&MW or* bedroom If s' 4 oilrrhoe Separate eraranw went 10 Oo and TTC. WOIlateIy plls 1/3 Immediate. Cats 834= backyard, dose to schools, kitchen cupboandx. 4 pee. bah,' $795 per anon. plus 1/2 utilities. plerilY of closet space. Fridge, Cal 7231652, (110293) stove, share laundry, non smokers, available amrrtedis"- WHTSY - one bedroom, $525, $600 monthly induw". FrsV two bedroom $600 par monttl last. 427-7916. (103193) plus hydro. First/tast required. MODERN basement aparsnent, Phone days 725.8911 or even. igs 666-4016. (102893) one year old. one bedroom, aur Con., ground level entrance. LARGE clean two bedroom Fridge, stave. 4 pots. bath, 5 inn. apartments, balconies. drive to Pickering Man. Non appliances. parking, security smoker. no pens. (ease. Flexbb buddeige. armsin Colborne. Ont. occupancy. $525 monthly in. $526 monthly plus utdtes. Cal duding electric and water. 686 905.344-7317. One in Brighton. 4771.(103193) $480 plus lxllRaes. Call 613475- 3338 Two In Campbellford, ONE bedroom basement $492 plus utilities. 705-653- apartment. available Dec. 1. 5473 (110293) Central Ajax. $500 monthly inclusive. Please can 6869293. AJAX three bedroom ma- t?,*M) level. appliances. close to u school, shopping, parking, Houses For Available Nov. 1. Ca14242000. 410 Rent '102793) THREE bedroom basement WHITBY r"'ee bedrebm 'ior'ie. aDam*+ent, fridge, stave. Hwy s2 centra;,y Located. --lose to and Wn tee Own entrance, schools. shopping. GO bus. available immediately, $875 Renting fa $700 Pius utdaies. monthly, haat and est required Available irrime"ey. Cal 430- Cal 420.8881 (103193) 8820 ahs 6 D " 10293) WE Oshawa large three OS14AWA arge bright two osdroom sem,, ming room, oedroo;• aDartment w -tri t -m dining room, eakitchen. -i"00"y, nckdes'ridge, stove, urge master, laundry, w,o Ons parking space and volsiss. covered patio, }entad yard Firstilast and references $795 • 34 utikrs. Available irm mq.~ 6678 per '*Vn[l . ibca- mwalV" or Nov 1 Call 666 Tion 25 Mal St. now S'n"000 St. 8867 .,029n S and 40- Close to shopping -- - --. - and schools and transportation. SPACIOUS 'hree bedroom Cal Edith, 430-0339. (i 10M) 'Orn* an" a, located "MASS northeast of Port Perry on BAY Ridges Marge one Scgog stand $795 Oka hydro bedroom D" den. bass*rnt. Available mrsdiatey. Cal 965 one car parking and snared 3470.(102993) laundry No pots. 5 7 5 . PICKERING Arrberle . Whines References. Call 420-- 4349 00279M =164C'.'"nee bsdroorra. 11.? bal 5 aclVill xis schools PICKERING one bedroom basemont apartment. all nclusive. cable, parking, spacious, on bus route. Non srroker. aro pets. $495 monrhay, 837-0328 its 5 p m. 02993) AJAXP1CKEFANG boundary newsy hrisned and beautifully decorated Urge two bedroom basement apartment. separate Kitcner•, fvrg roan and large 4 pce. bathroorr. includes parking. close lo shocong, Go Train and 401 837-0378 4a" message (102793) AJAX one bedroom basement apartment. walikout to lbaciryar0. Dnvate entrance. parking. 4 new app Ilan Cos. Cable TV, ralerences, fret and last. Avai- able immediately. 5600 Call 428-9998 leave message. (102793) 'nailed bawment. walking os - lance to park, shopping. No Dots. $,•50 monthly plus utilities. Nov. 1 683-8736 (102793) HWY 82 Glonanna - tour bed'oom home. spacious kitchen, close to shopping. $'000 . utilities. Available irrrrwdiaoi Call Maris. 424 7-511 ' • r 0303) ROUGEMDUKTWWY s2 oro tearoom bungalow, two apokanc". quiet srw+c street. $800 Pius tdrties Call 420- n48.(102893) NO down payments Good Croda? Good pb7 You can buy W the price of rai whole prices and rales are down. Call Doug or Bram. Co rruney Firienc id. s6&4805- (TF) AJAX South - bar 3 bedroom 4M 7381: ft128�3�---.- in front desk. recalls and HARP Call Koro, 831-3332. 205 Firewood Articles 220 For Sale 02993) AESTHETK3AN wanted -morn ava.able, be your own boss n 290 Pets -Supplies - tanning salon with large ((�) Inclusive. First and last. inclusive, Nov. 1. 600-4336. Boarding ct.ntefM. 426-7231. (110993) part trrr fa oral surgery S�� D t.wooc. delivered. SET Of la's^ ng end. cofree basement apartment. Rnsow wank 10 GO sinal s++01120" . O^9r EuWw Ave area, close alp office. Prefer expenence in O.R., available ,n Face. Hix Bush or tables, stereo -radio, record RECRUIT log -•a -.may a 120 //1 Office Help PV's- good corrrrsankcation skills. But Cad. 683-0709 or 427- Player n cabinet. dresser with Ohases Flexible on-going p,�y,i� - 0eautiful O1e .CARP X -Ray Certified aro asset 4754. (103193) ITWNW. lamps. wall clock round courses Jurm n anytime. Dont fowhous_e avaiabb for Nov. n out-patient sedation and andi mirror total price $300 for lot waste money on numerous WANTED oar, time secretary anasthesia, recovery and it in Kerins dy.Esesnwn. 21 0 Flea Market o.b. o. Phone before 10 a.m, a 'nom bourses. Tran your dog n one Course Small classes. In. for ocal business. Must naw reI . Foss garage, dg ession. fridge. S7 p m. 905-831.9764 s finst00 �� llast. X ,now,eoge d nvpcvg, book Scarborough. 751-4842, 9-5 treolin , &toot. No pets or OW7015a4361800. (102993) dnidual instruction Enlist .eeorng Please cal 6862673. Mon -Fri (103193) LOVESEAT, $250: coffebenC CARPET naw several 1000 yards d now Startrrtister and anytime and experience the OMerence, guaranteed. Alex FULLhma positron for ndmdual •or Day Care 1 6 tables. $240: twin bed. $75, computer table, $25: patio c put 100% nylon carpet, 111 karpat living haN for location. 905-619-9028, (I 1219M a property managmentn Wanted m $350: microwave anda your room and 8W ngntily. Phone Must have eartensrw 42D•4311L (102790 stand. $100. Call 427-8470. Priv nckdsa carpet. pad S36and TEAM Obedience (Puppy uppy a growl edge d Lotus 1,2,3 and be EXPEF004CED care giver re- (102999) installation. -30 yds-. Y Nov ce) Start Nos. 6 and 20 .a- T lar w;th property qured weak days. full time n --- - --- OLYMPUS Camera lens for Steve. (416) 297-5072. (TF) Evening and Saturday classes •mar t eorrerrn- agemwi. Scary our Picker home for 9 rrionth ^fl Permanent sale. New, $180. ply WASHERS Dryers. Fridges available. Small classes :orale with experience. Appy old Stall Now. 1 Rabrenc" i80. Cal 7288352. (102893) Stovaa -new and nwoiscon guaranteed. Call 430-0025. 10 File $6111 Oshawa This candidate P'Okw ad. _--__ -- asned 5215 and up for racOndRioned (102893) Woe,,, 00 Box. 481. Oshawa a must. Cal 420.5146. Lea" SELF cleaning Moffat range. washers. $175 and up for recon - Orf -,.+ 71.5. (110293) mossagai (102793) harvest gold. perfect condition. deoned dryers. 6175 and up fa OFFICE person nequred to learn vaxxrs adminstration functions from scheduling to order entry. Suited for sell •motrvated in- dnidual who likes varisay. $1s K. °Mase apply a Provincial Signs LIC, 375 Francom $t., AW '•02793) 1F you are srigle or a single Daren} a separated or diW/ded wit` three years work experence. you may quality lot '+uricul assistance a l you are OW 45 and have rsoerrtry been ad orf, you may quality for traili- ng assistance. DIP/CERT, -otus. Wordperfect. D-baN. worn, accpac, bedlad. ausocad. Ventura, pagentaker, Harvard. Corel, ConpMn Pnogim I iQ and Systema Analyst, Cabal• Pascal and C. Mackdosh, Ouadk Express. and fausuasa. Duhrn Business Compufer Collage. 427-3010, (TF) 130 sat SELL AVON NOW! Make Extra Money For Christmas• Ful -W* or part -}elle. No experience necessary. Ful training. No quotas. No inventory to buy. SM Gift for New RBprBs•rttatitrBs. bralty Lode CHRISTINA LORD Call: W419-1574 SAM ASSOCIATES MLTIM Retail experience and flair for decorating are assets. Training allowance, commission and benefits, Celt raw NBninim M, The FIIIBNt m MNl 2i -M - Imm ECE teacher for school age $150. Sunbeam electric reconditioned fridges and program a Duffin Bay Learning snowblower. SW 683-8057. stoves. Also coin operated Cerxre. Ajax. 42745263 Tony a washer and dryers. Cynti (11029% 220 Articles Stephenson's Furniture and RECHERCHE Somme fran- 001hone pour Voccuper de 2 emanon. -6 mos a 2 ans' thea moi a la mission. Non-Surnew. Ajax. Telephone, 428-0086. (102793) EXPERIENCED caregiver needed every Saturday n our home for two boys 8 and 10 Yom old. Please cal offer 6 p.m. 420-5497. (103193) MANW required for 3 children. Must be kind. loving, reliable, steeds car. Mon Fn, 730.530 p.rrL R/erencm required. Must Ince outdoors (library. walks. skautpl. Light hoed -spout Call 831-7917. (1027" 165 Agile UYWMK� rare prolldad in my (tome any }Mit• PM or hi Wm Call and leave message, Shit'. SM73W a Lame, 427- 2fN)3- Ito2o9of MATINS akaar am has OPSW Inge; for Litt Ones, Three and under- Ylls °Ilan a caring etabb For Sale Appliances. 227 Court St.. Oshawa 5767448 (TFALL) GRAND OPENING FURNITURE WAREHOUSE i4Nh1 CLEARANCE OUTLET • WE BUY b SELL NEW i3 USED FURNITURE • END OF LINES FURNITURE • FLOOR SAMPLES • DISCONTINUED ITEMS • �( DISCOUNT FURNITURE -(MATTRESSES UP TO !� OFF REG. RETAIL 1050 BROCK RD., UNIT #12 REASONABLE 420-0766 MAKE OFFERS � t =B ior�iauscali ® DEAL! DONT throw your dog waste No landhll sites. use the new, Doggie Dooley Inground Dog Waste Deposal System. OR- DER NOW BEFORE THE 94 INCREASE 1 7235413 or 434- 8782 9 a.m.-9 p m dally (102793) TRAINING your dogs lun aro easy at K-9 Klubhouse- Puppy (9 weeks) to Novice classes starting Oct. 26th. Call K-9 Kktbhouse, 905-404-8617 and 905.837-2364. (102893) 300 AutolFlK melee 1913 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham D'Elogance, fully loaded, leather interior, one owner. 26.000 kms.. 534.500. Cal 7246291, Sandy or Der b► lwsw 9 a.m.-5 p.mi (110993) 1tftl0 Mazda MX6. excellent condition. bandied. 1991 Cnay. Lumina. 4 door, air, loaded, certilied. 1989 Chrysler now Yorker, 4 door, 6 cylinder• Waded. cortdued. 1989 Chrysler Daytona. two door hatch pinned. NM's Auto Sales. 684 0987.(102993) tees Riveria. fully loaded, $13,900. Can Sandy on Doz. 728.6291 Iteeeesn 9 a.m -5 p fr M loving 0 Wko'- Mt 10 glow (,109,13) in. South Ajax. 420-2353. 81� riding larstalit le twin FON sale folding ncif IS is 1� Pontiac Fvebrd.400 cubic blades. eletaie etam. Itis snow tables with saad*d tlerah seat CINDY'S Daycare - Maple blocs. SM 432-7131 atyti aukable la a camp, bingo hal inch. ps.,pb.. 4 speed. very Ridge area. nWw d No wB (/ 10201 Top bnglh 12 width 26-. over- dean inside and out Original provide daycare b hwft kA AJAX Pidkal Applblpte - no ail width with bench Sacrifice . rant aMheeb. caw exhaust- or tkahal0 tinea. Age 1 and up. aaaaonabb agar rObAed. fuaY prim feW 3.3202 6250. Snowmobile. i n8(905)t 277-3300 Lunches, sna is pt- 'I I Was guaranteed. Roeonditbned Ph" 8233202 b.hae«h CPR and Mat aW. No pass. 837- apps w -L Con* make us a 9 aJIL•430 PJ1L (102880) (110993) 2042. (/02880 deal 4276794. 467 VJM* r NOTPOWF 3 door $ do"-s(de LEASE 10 oil'^ vehicles. 1984 CNLWARE of ay +P Rd. S. Ajax. (TF) fridge. 19.9 cwft. cream with 1995.$315dn no ktWSK no able in Illy hamar w age Yin*• PIANOS/GRANDFATNER blow, trim. VitluW unused. crsd chocks. 72511108 or SM nutrNioua nwler snacks and CLOCKS - Piens, lent b Own.$950 o.b.o. Call 837-1341. 7429,x 6863775 (TF) outdoor 00kitbs. P'kkerkq apt. ,cur ttp4K grand• digital• OMMI E FUFOdITUFIF- Why area 501111(102780 keyboards. CLOCKS - dree pay retail prices? Ont 305Wanted E deivery and set up). Can Tekp ontarfo's oldest and lar and ErAB tlrB babyea airy age illd who adva rage d our low manufacturers is now sating sons a my home NUNials snags p m sTFALLOW jy- di- to the pubic. Eq. F oak: and lunches. ECE Irish loss ~11433-1491.tabb with Priv cal and 4 w.tdsI. I d TLC. Full aid pad akne ripen- DIBIIMIABNER - PonabW solid lairs, 5799 - W oak doubt I MAF AfiO Ings available. Reasonable wood cutting block top, exalftm pedseui ohs sat• and s chairs DOMESTIC AIJTIG race. VRW*B%* area 424 coridtbn, mike an char. 434- $1429. Canrard" beds. 5299.' Sad cam and tucks 8878- (10319:11 2332 dW 8 p.m (110293) over 20 win A , ' - all Solid no veneers - Traditional wanted. Top coiner, fast 170 Ems° nod KITCiEN cupboards, btu Woodworking, 4169858774. FREE v�-uP- and sial. a b, ideel for oanaDe apartment or workshop. For THINKING of becoming a P19a99CaN EMPLOYMENT wanted - information, call 509-2847. hhrdreasO IVtool 11 IS � secretarial, reception, MOVING Sale - 3 Pco• 4148. (110293) aCal 655- ccountin . administrative Ijyingroan miler 4 MW" Pic duties. Full time. Please call oral elearicel apple. oafs we oleo sit ening room seL VatIS,1 Wheel 8161202 (100193)and ends, evetylhing must go. $2500. Pink vi/oak couch, 320 DNVas 683-8211. ask for Debbie J. lovesea. two and tables and SELL IT t ow DARKWOOD dW*Woo n set in- coffee tables. $1200. Sewn CALL dudes buffet, hutch, table, 4 piece double bedroom set, ,M Dodge 8.250 LE ion seals chain. Table has marks and $1200. Kitchen table and sup 8• Trailer package. 59.000 576 -OM needs covering. 5900. Call 726 ced11e• MS• and nater Miller 6 ml" 510,000 as is. Cal 721- y1,>"T 111=11 wwm ..... - . - pm 036g93i p02J16 &, - .. 1979. (110293) COMPLETE RUST PROOF $69.95 (car i tight trucks) 683-2977 AJAX RUST CONTROL SERVICES 221 Westney Rd. S. 400 Apartments For Rent PORT ;mon,Lawronco fur nisned basement bachelor apartment. Clow to T.T.C.. Go and shopping. Soperats entrance, share laundry. $.500 inclusive. Available immediately. 282-6705. (103193) AVAILABLE mmed,ately in Whitby apartment budding. Spacious. carpeted. newly panted apartment with balCbmy. close to bus. shopping. All Willes u+duded. No pts. Two bedroom. $690. Cal 430-0134 PICKERING - bright two bedroom walkout basement apart. we . quiet area. close tb take. Single person, $530. Couple. $700. Fnsviast avail- able Dec. 1. Call 839-7661. (103193) SOUTH Ajax - large one bedroom basement apartment with fireplace, separate emral . non smaller. Fxsbtast. $600 nduarva. Available Nov. 1. Cal 696-9790. (110291) WE Oshawa - one bedroom. bright basement apartment, 1r,dgNabvs. nice area. $495 all wic us ls. Available Dec. I. Cal 6668967. (1 COMM AJAX south - two bedroom lower aparimeft, nice aro, now wooer, prMaM ertrari, nal&%". deck, fenced yard, newly rartova. . 5700 pkia Avail)" inm*diaely. Call (905) 816 am. Mae massage. (110293) AM - one beckon bwayme apartment • den, indudes pakkng, arable, utiles, upwala entrance. frso/bst required. 5560. mit ill Available Dec 1. 8.3N 6i (1D2790 OSWWA - bright, skinny two tlednoonn in apalanhera btiitlkhg an quiss abooL Easy 401 apostle and dry bus rouse- 5968 ori ,Alfie and patting kaktOW- Cal 4330877. (102663) AJAX -two bedroan basarrwt apwwrwt, eparao.naarho. laandry. doe 10 anherniltla No pe*, 5750 khdusiva 4279032. (103190 BEAUTIFUL one bedroom aparuna t in now hon* private entrance, parking. 5650 per math includes uAlnfe, Babic fridge, stci . central vee, air. Ou)et taetdu9y de,, ' -. Non smoker please. 427-7374. (102993) FURNISHED basement apartment. 5575, walk to Pick- ering GO Station, lave quill non smoky. 9344109 &%W 5 p.tn (10319:1) clean bo&MW or* bedroom If s' 4 oilrrhoe Separate eraranw went 10 Oo and TTC. WOIlateIy plls 1/3 Immediate. Cats 834= backyard, dose to schools, kitchen cupboandx. 4 pee. bah,' $795 per anon. plus 1/2 utilities. plerilY of closet space. Fridge, Cal 7231652, (110293) stove, share laundry, non smokers, available amrrtedis"- WHTSY - one bedroom, $525, $600 monthly induw". FrsV two bedroom $600 par monttl last. 427-7916. (103193) plus hydro. First/tast required. MODERN basement aparsnent, Phone days 725.8911 or even. igs 666-4016. (102893) one year old. one bedroom, aur Con., ground level entrance. LARGE clean two bedroom Fridge, stave. 4 pots. bath, 5 inn. apartments, balconies. drive to Pickering Man. Non appliances. parking, security smoker. no pens. (ease. Flexbb buddeige. armsin Colborne. Ont. occupancy. $525 monthly in. $526 monthly plus utdtes. Cal duding electric and water. 686 905.344-7317. One in Brighton. 4771.(103193) $480 plus lxllRaes. Call 613475- 3338 Two In Campbellford, ONE bedroom basement $492 plus utilities. 705-653- apartment. available Dec. 1. 5473 (110293) Central Ajax. $500 monthly inclusive. Please can 6869293. AJAX three bedroom ma- t?,*M) level. appliances. close to u school, shopping, parking, Houses For Available Nov. 1. Ca14242000. 410 Rent '102793) THREE bedroom basement WHITBY r"'ee bedrebm 'ior'ie. aDam*+ent, fridge, stave. Hwy s2 centra;,y Located. --lose to and Wn tee Own entrance, schools. shopping. GO bus. available immediately, $875 Renting fa $700 Pius utdaies. monthly, haat and est required Available irrime"ey. Cal 430- Cal 420.8881 (103193) 8820 ahs 6 D " 10293) WE Oshawa large three OS14AWA arge bright two osdroom sem,, ming room, oedroo;• aDartment w -tri t -m dining room, eakitchen. -i"00"y, nckdes'ridge, stove, urge master, laundry, w,o Ons parking space and volsiss. covered patio, }entad yard Firstilast and references $795 • 34 utikrs. Available irm mq.~ 6678 per '*Vn[l . ibca- mwalV" or Nov 1 Call 666 Tion 25 Mal St. now S'n"000 St. 8867 .,029n S and 40- Close to shopping -- - --. - and schools and transportation. SPACIOUS 'hree bedroom Cal Edith, 430-0339. (i 10M) 'Orn* an" a, located "MASS northeast of Port Perry on BAY Ridges Marge one Scgog stand $795 Oka hydro bedroom D" den. bass*rnt. Available mrsdiatey. Cal 965 one car parking and snared 3470.(102993) laundry No pots. 5 7 5 . PICKERING Arrberle . Whines References. Call 420-- 4349 00279M =164C'.'"nee bsdroorra. 11.? bal 5 aclVill xis schools PICKERING one bedroom basemont apartment. all nclusive. cable, parking, spacious, on bus route. Non srroker. aro pets. $495 monrhay, 837-0328 its 5 p m. 02993) AJAXP1CKEFANG boundary newsy hrisned and beautifully decorated Urge two bedroom basement apartment. separate Kitcner•, fvrg roan and large 4 pce. bathroorr. includes parking. close lo shocong, Go Train and 401 837-0378 4a" message (102793) AJAX one bedroom basement apartment. walikout to lbaciryar0. Dnvate entrance. parking. 4 new app Ilan Cos. Cable TV, ralerences, fret and last. Avai- able immediately. 5600 Call 428-9998 leave message. (102793) 'nailed bawment. walking os - lance to park, shopping. No Dots. $,•50 monthly plus utilities. Nov. 1 683-8736 (102793) HWY 82 Glonanna - tour bed'oom home. spacious kitchen, close to shopping. $'000 . utilities. Available irrrrwdiaoi Call Maris. 424 7-511 ' • r 0303) ROUGEMDUKTWWY s2 oro tearoom bungalow, two apokanc". quiet srw+c street. $800 Pius tdrties Call 420- n48.(102893) NO down payments Good Croda? Good pb7 You can buy W the price of rai whole prices and rales are down. Call Doug or Bram. Co rruney Firienc id. s6&4805- (TF) AJAX South - bar 3 bedroom 4M 7381: ft128�3�---.- WHITBY - 2-3 bedroom, bright. main floor semidetached dean, main floor bungalow, bungalow. huge yard. Totally aundry. storage, parlung. I/esd private. ample parking. close 10 la. Walk to GoilakeDavks. $No shopping. All schools. $800 Inclusive. First and last. inclusive, Nov. 1. 600-4336. rsleran,es 683 -SM. (102903) (1101293) PK:1(HMiG - Vase bedroom lop OSHAWA Wqs two bedroom ke'M• aQpYiltbes. fenced ya"i basement apartment. Rnsow wank 10 GO sinal s++01120" . O^9r EuWw Ave area, close alp $895 monthly. Available park, parking and laundry arrimattiaNly. Can John Mata. inclde0 linylast required. No Remax First. 831-3300. pets. Available Nov. 1. 435- Townfto - OM. (1102" 420 For Rent p,�y,i� - 0eautiful O1e bodroorn basentio t apartr*ht- OSHAWA - three bedroom Parnate ertranos, wag to well fowhous_e avaiabb for Nov. bKmWb*M track new andi bathroom, neer- kitchen, laundry baernent. Sam �. facilities. - VI closet and pwk- Telephone 438.33e8. [1100% Ing space• central air can.. WHITBY - three bedroom dehumidifier, electronic at townhouse, immediate cleaner, oak panelling in Foss garage, dg ession. fridge. bedroerr. freetdy paairaed Close s finst00 �� llast. X to all amenities. On quiet intact- No ' 111111111110:111111111 Liz. treolin , &toot. No pets or OW7015a4361800. (102993) children. Cable and hydro Included. Available Nov. 1. or Rooms To Dia ,.5800 mtnYty. 420 374,. 430 Refrtft (1 to290 AJAX - an benison basennart FICIM-- III - raping dbWA 0e apalknwd, na1*etiae OW up to PTC. GO train. generating tub. avallabb Dec 1. 5850 etata. &(*a room with use or inclusive. Call 428-2121. 8W ngntily. Phone (1031901) 42D•4311L (102790 PICKERING - beautiful 3 AIAX . turuidled pont for rat bedroom -in Boor bunhgakwa in quiet house, separate aparkneht. available the 51160 ecutan, pia* and cable. Call monthly. Call 725-3248. efferO 0 actor 4 pAL or Nave• (10229% message (102780 BRAND new one bedroom LARGE pi Wow roan la rent Yt• RPammut, separate entrance dude kik:rwNMW personal 4 and pankkq, 5 appliances, non POL bath jacuzzi bath. Located snicker. fk&tll&&t qui d. 5896 in quiet neighborhood, south monthly, utilities and cable Alex. $500 1 puff Cori 683 included. Now Rouge River, 0602. (103193) walk to beach. 509-3586. DENNARIlIWY e2. makaepar- (103193) Son required to rent room in PICKERING - be the first -brand iwn*parking, dos. to shop - now bright large one bsdroan ping and amenkies. Share ssi c * ir*d baau►wt apart- kflcl*n and both. Call 4242765 Mani with Separate waNWul. ales 4 p.m. to more ildol eti0fl. avail" Dec. ,. Call after 5 BED9ITTMIG room. hanfelhed. p.nL 9058s457r7. (1001917) briplt, mealy decorala0. ow CHURCH SL and Rw%W Dr. - Oshawa on bus rouse. mc - three bedroom apartment and laundry priv!is@ -. suit available. (One many► hes). Cal MMOmbb Itlnsb II70 alekly. --------------- •�- tile•,. 's) 1 .`.:y.�'i t 4.diir.re PACE 3ZA-T!!tE II ADVZKT M rYSD, OC!!!�O@WM,1' " - - ' " - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MINIBOOM 430 R0° ReTilt° 500 S 620 Tiltlf wa 670 Persa>Ia�111111111 tlr16TSY-lworoorrs woweek. a BARGAIN prices, bank Ing men or ladies. private rePossomions. rwt 10 owns and bathroom, privab erM►arrce. use houses that must 00. Al a low. of lege rec room. TV. fridge. low down payments. Steve 668-7179. (102993) Laszlo. 619-9500. Sutton Group AJAX - room In exchange for Heritage Really. (102793) pan time babysitting. School FALUNGBROOK area - execu- age child. Female. non snnker. live home. main floor family references required. Call 686- morn. 4 bedrooms. 2 12 bofhs, 3130. (102993) premium lot, professionally ROOM for rent in -T-t; landscaped. Inground pool, house, kicated in Aim Neu Go. central air. $229,900. Cal 430 -400 rnoliol all inclusive. 683 0824 to view. (110293) 4863. (102993) BINGOII You are a winner if AJAX . furnished roan. fun use youa re a twist time home buyer of rec room, laundry room, or investor in today's market. NO DOWNPAYMENT or BAD kitchen, separate Indigo. avail- Aja[ 428-5700 able Nov. 1. $90 weekly. Cal CREDIT? No problem. I have 663.5951. (110293) many motivated vendors that P Ston and actable. will creatively linance properties Shared and prices Stan below $99.900. 450 ACCom-Dont delay. Call Ride Daniels. announce the arlNa✓ of Ow Sales Rep. NOW. ReMax Sum- PKWA39MG - BrockiMajor Oaks ens Realty (1991) Ltd.. 686-3800 area. professional male to snare or 571-3800. (111 OM) well equipt clean executive WHY rent for $500. you can own home with working female. a new 2.3 or 4 bedroom central air, at facilites included. detached home on a large tit. Cal 663.1244. (102793) Guider says sell. see. sent. Wig PICKERING - 4 bedroom house assist wren mortgage. For to share with mature person. details. cat, 905.697-2702. Close to shopping oentre. 5360 (110293) Paring, laundry. available Wanted inrnediatsty. FrsVUst Cal 427- 505 ro 6794 (1 MM) y AJAX. ONE room to share in a 3 bedroom homes. ownwashroom, WANTED - p 5 ca le r ,y tow^nrnlse or condo - prole$ working tamale, or smoker preferred. 2400 per month. avad- sional business man (no able immediately ebb immediately Can x28- children or pets, looking to lease wr,r optior .o pure:ase. mini. guaranteed. Call Rene Gervais. mu^ two bedroom plus den. AJAX - 64arwood.'401 area. 5450 quiet area (Wn,toy. Oshawa. monlhly ircludes private Bowra^viiiel Flex ibis bedroom, seting room• semi occ�a^cpy, partial cash available. ^vale. n0 brokers private bath, use O} laurdy. For tonfrdent.al cor4KMa!ior krichen, Urge bac yard. drive. reply to. ;:,.a s6-2. Oshawa avaiiapio .. .. ed.Wely. 619-1693 WHA, -h,s week. ° O. Bc, Wave message 103193) 481. osnawa O-' _' H 7L5 PICKERING a 401 and Whites 102893) Rd Now subidmms+on by can Townhouses servation area Master bedroom. ersune. washroom and walk -lir 0 51 For Sale closet, or smoker fe-+a,9 preferred. $500 mor•tnly 839- TIRED 7540 ;1027931 for sate in Scarborough, nice ' IIII --.... -.- - PC1kERING t to share ntew bedroom end unit town.houS4 SERVICES • To Advertise DIN 5769335 or 798'1b72 -Moving _ JESUS says. can the bird le ad Business HaB n Home Improvements • Sroro e decorated. 1850 sq.tt . 3 the blkd? Does your minister Services 6350 monthly rear DCke"n,3 krtcher. F10rW lighting. wak0ut Town Centre. Avaiabis %ov • to garage, family roor-. beak wear giasse67 The hireling is the hired minister. Micah 3:11, GENERAL Secretarial Retail ARNOLD'S HOME IMPROVE- MOUNTAIN MOVING tented. 5/69.900. 905-666 s,6 460 G�. �!^"'e GCB Isaiah 56:10-12. John 10:11. Jim Campbell. 1-705-953.9475. Seravices. contract and OVefIOI Word Processing and CONSTRUCTION MENTS - plastering. palming. drywall, T -bar tail. metal "�fl. SYSTEMS We will move 535 Sale Groan rate. Cas Tony, 674-5555 (TF) trainingreports. resumes, p letters, manuscripts. flyers. Interior and exterior stud, wood framing. a (pod rices and good Quality P 9 anytime. ire' de Commercial or residential. 720 Deaths 220 Aja[ 428-5700 Business 671 presentations. Reasonable repairs, renovations andworkmanship, Fast call Arnold. 420- 6372. (103193) P Ston and actable. Personals 121-- call 663.3898. (103193) construction. and announce the arlNa✓ of Ow boxes Senior a Moving, ow have heated ILLUSTRATION. cartooning, clean professional work ARTISTIC Masonry - special¢- mid month discounts. Free �� uVnssnNow Offering free PUERTA Plata Dom Rep 1 ■ • 1 • graphic design. advertising. guaranteed. ing in fireplaces and chimney estimates Business or personal.CRAIG 6861913 repairs. Works with bricks, blocks and stones of all kinds. 579-0755 Reasonable rates. Also lessors Free estimates. worlkmanshp MEN with lar a truck will do fl Pay M you owe ..You Monthly, available. Rarely Timms. (416) 571.2583. (TF) Home guaranteed. Call Rene Gervais. household mow. residential, commercial. An types d stows. cCr� 52.000.......__.-•-•-• + POLICE Officer applicants On- em Improvents 666 4428. (TF) Call Car( or Jane. 427.2856 5125 taro Police Services are hong DRYWALL. taping, boarding. S5. .................. x375 uniform and civilian. Leant how $15.x.. to be atop applicant. Employe - might professionals. 13H Assoaate$. 754-5424. (102793) 6 l l TYPING available - com- putenzed Word Perfect. Lotus 1.2.3. Resumes. letters, etc. Polk up and delivery available SELL IT NOW Please can 6864504. (110293) CALL studs and T -bar railings. spray Palnung, stucco, plaster repairs. For Decorating professional service at COMI ti - live prices. call Gil A 432-8409. INTERIOR painting a n d EUROPEAN the specalist will wallpapenng, good prices, good renovate your bathroom or work. For free estimates, cal kitchen wags as well as floor Mel 576.6553. (110493) toes. 20 years experience. Good LONG Lasting Renovations - references and satisfaction painting and wallpapering, guaranteed. For free estimates. general repairs. 20% discount Driving Schools Dykstra. 725-4913. (TF) fa seniors. Phone Chuck, 424- 576-9335 OUAUTY work by father and 9669. (1029931 or 796-7672 Housecleaning son team. Well experienced. Party 'maid work�ng. Renovations. Services S & B Driving School TWO reliable clean ng adies additions. decks. etc. Cal us for available1 � lessons $150availableYYasI a bi -w6@1i a free estrrkate 571-1263 Big a MA;ICIAIC Gown tnends. ready Excellent work. reasonable Rod, Oshawa. (TFALL)to erterta n for any age. any 3 lessons & test $75 ratios• hornes and arpamrnents. SABER Contracting - all occasion. Birthdays. Call Margaret. 427.2079 or carpentry, additions, Promotions, openings, =nee plCk-U.7 8 drop Off L Ky, 428-7230 (,02993) fundraisers. M shows are renovations. krtc ions. aflrc 287-3060 ARE you having problems find- bathrooms. homfe maintenance fun[ Lettuce hep. 839-7057IAAAJ a J V g !,rex to dean your ho4 y. ernergengr service, furniture 728-8334' (TF) �'ofessional cleaning. call CdyS Weehn shmg. quality work RABBIT wants work doing "ore^'s Homes Service$ today g u a r a n t e e d. 1 5 years fT1i9'c for children's parties and 4 041. (902793) __ experrende. 686.2915. (TFEFG) all occasions. have my own Pitch -in • s s EXPERIENEm e, MpweCbiner magician. Call Ee. 668-4932. W. references will totally Oban Lowerrates your hon t, Please call Rosa at Housecleaning SANDY'S Cakes for all occasions, 619-0260. Birthdays. wif^ garage Minutes 10 40.. _ ---- 686 -u!'e Zane Contra. err. 5 !", 9 to sen 905-29)8-9?39 -�'! - ■- � (102793) showers, baptisms. stags, codappkanaes. close to Prdwmg Mnrngs. 010293) 68O Announcements 680 Announcements Tow Centre S40C include NATE W^rtby. FlOssland, utse and P -WV Can 1 83 - Ga'der 'remold townhorne, 4782. (103193) end unit. imlmacuiale. BEDROOM available in house decorated. 1850 sq.tt . 3 to snare. a. 'anrites nclided bedrooms. 2 1.2 beans. earl 6350 monthly rear DCke"n,3 krtcher. F10rW lighting. wak0ut Town Centre. Avaiabis %ov • to garage, family roor-. beak Cas 416-2%395- bre i X293', freblace. wakoo !o Deck. Dago. Retail y anCscaDed. Dro'ea. OtBce 3 tented. 5/69.900. 905-666 s,6 460 G�. �!^"'e 17. 10 v•ew 10 agents -]29939 FOR ter! .. SC sc . a C off ce Lots For .peke. weatr! n in 0984. (TF) MI (TFALL) rates. Call 432-2850. (TF) 4899 "ve massage. (1102909) ms dmkai rOCition. n, ms fromrom l30 w 535 Sale Groan rate. Cas Tony, 674-5555 weekends to only $29. Call THE NAIL PLUS STUDIO) WOUD UCE TO WELCOME TF2ACY TAYLOR who will be ofenrlg a 20% d=ust on her services. PEDICURES. ARTIFICIAL KA LS. MANICURES Cap for appointment 619-2209 Gardening, Landscaping GARDNER'S TOP SOIL AND MANURE FIREWOOD (ALL HARDWOOD) REMOVAL CLEAN-UPS. PROPERTY GAILLIND MAID SERVICES AWASMIZ FALL SPECIAL FREE Carpet Cleaning with bookings of weekly X bi-weekly service's. Inquire for details. Caring for your home with personalized and processional service tit over a decade. (Fully bonded and Insured) 683-7515 or 702. (TF) m saw'.1' Drice. w000eo cav- Nembruff, born QC( 10N, 15993 8 ft., 6 11 0l. / 0005. (�) Yard S.C.G. Construction Ltd. . MANTENI 616.7 '+,02931 Santer ice * mna' 2nd � ac and warehouse ape for leant. Aflorox eco ng Or ;4 M east o osnawa sand beach. fishing. next 10 Births 710 710 Births ` D(IrVEWAYSMoving EXOERN3N= hdk.KleNe« ' r«t a sq„ 3400 rt1O'""M °s" "eat 10.000 acres count forest 1 555 ) 1431- (n Fred. 46 (1028!x9) Land Ower financing as role FREE ESTIMATtES will clean your nous• or apartment, weekdays or Storage as 10x Clown (613) 279.3255 and hydro Nelson St. Oshawa 0984. (TF) MI (TFALL) rates. Call 432-2850. (TF) 4899 "ve massage. (1102909) 4� �993 CALL ROY weekends to only $29. Call �^� A ror 579ib247. (1 10293) - vacation 545 Prope'rtieS LWiie9 A Geary Membn& (rt69 f 720 Deaths 220 Aja[ 428-5700 Barbara. 420-079, a lea,,. mae$age. (103193) AJAX Moving Systems - full aervrces, moves, appkand* ofd R 485 Resorts condo. 6 applianes. 2.1 )talo are 00iM d ID piano specialists, flat rate a tartor finished. 3 bedrooms. Auction Estee bus. cot- announce the arlNa✓ of Ow accessories, heated pool. 10D Moving, ow have heated tASO - iakeironts. River konts Laur6n IliCeie datA�ller -• ::s. Handyman �� uVnssnNow Offering free PUERTA Plata Dom Rep tage Storage boxes with move Call 427 - weddigs. any holiday of evert. Regular shape$. characters and 3 D. Westney and Hwy e2. Plumbing CALL A SAVE PLUMB6lG It RENOVATION Drain cleaning. repars : new rNuA tiom6. Basemwnt washrooms. oaramkc ole Compaiive Rates Essmalss 22 yrs srpO once Lienee 4 private one bedroom tuny equipped conoo. excellent sCfeefNd k=iponCn acreages A11 omen presented Ffos les: Photos avadable 426- Nembruff, born QC( 10N, 15993 8 ft., 6 11 0l. / 0005. (�) Yard S.C.G. Construction Ltd. . locator between goa course 616.7 '+,02931 Santer ice * mna' 2nd � MAN with truck and/or men for HARRY -0 -THE -MOVERS - quality exterior and interior Maintenance anCl beach, pool. sad maid Y serviq. rental by week or ACREAGE.PONO LAKE - 85 1• -1. 7149.9010 Marmlrc 91 It%d a B11 am nee0s. prices to mow big or small, we price ranovatrona repays addteors y- r^arn9 fl dee,gnibilAd bars and 1a your budget. Special raves for them all Free est.mwes. senors YARD Mav*wwtce - 111 rob month. Woormy[ion. 668-4595 acres harowvoods. ad)scent to Crown Hak and 6thgdrtdCtlid br raben•ts. An workmanship guaranteed saw Iors. 'We try to be the best n discount. short notice moves, area bag you, lea„«, resioenow (1028!x9) Land Ower financing as role AurIBi a (wi f�yyt�f. and insured. Contact Gary 836 main' Give Pees a call u 576 pianos moved. Comparable snow remtovei cnsep. Call 725- 410 as 10x Clown (613) 279.3255 jot(, J 0984. (TF) MI (TFALL) rates. Call 432-2850. (TF) 4899 "ve massage. (1102909) 4� �993 1021 �^� A ror Cottages For 550 Sale "s" a 220 For see 110 �p 110 mp 110 �p 720 Deaths 220 f front 1500 aq.h. w:cry guM front 15M s luxury condo. 6 applianes. 2.1 APSLEY-$M.9WCottage-on- bedrooms, two baths. all tartor finished. 3 bedrooms. accessories, heated pool. 10D Wrrdeok_ pre, harrkrOOd Iqt 4wm*lymwnd*. photos wnfaerQed. tow season aerie. M services 001rglste. crystal WO IWW. 723.601 (110793) clear lake, super fishing' in lsesrg Meesy MADEIRA Beach - one swmrrwV. winter sports- Look- Of bedroom Now. and Dec 5500 Vigil for Peace and quW finer"- IOe1dRAMMU U.S. Rick. 576-6326 or 666• ing by owner. CaM 1-416349- 2111111112 410 2991. (n05931 Friiyf am.K, OcYb 12s1, GULF Coast - north of a.rw�.r. private � bodniom 575 Loam house nae► Gud, close W shop - pi ng and recta w nK. on water. photos available. 5300 Nn - I $10,000. Pat► as fns Canadian weekly or monthly s $110 Per month auk. Cad raw 434450& (11019th Jerry. 666-7200. Free conaudations. Am" Invest- GOMEOUS three bedroom utas Ud. (TF) condo. cote to ramous Cleu- ww adult. pow. jecuzzl BBC 5V Vk and pr aw yam- Availtbls now. Mages for information and to view phalos lad 6M-M4C (I" 29M IIONTGAGE3 as lar s 5.75% Hq� o - c call Michael e66720a 500 Fix Sale o � `c`IF �'""° d""p'°pMw` � 590 able (wpooauedl. pm" Oppt ties ar under 30=. I -L emerged etrah min. dip. Cad Dale a Gad WANYED Owns► Operator for Anderson. Bfdw/Sals ROP- -a I nano Chips. Candy and Guide Rngr. 1991. 7215261 Soda rocs. ►debt pias. ¢area 24 tw- Pager. (TF) 66M. Cad 1-600-267.9273. SMSM - Boemtanville, im- (102263) mediate prtetie"-- Large 3 l� -ria Earn up to $6000 bodr corn Plus bol-gi- w tan* mo. to oma a jab. 250 watys �rt1 Iawtdry )cont.. f� Cal 24 hes. 6017273 (I�l tl��Q rONR slo kola so ford yard. close to schools. 670 shopping conservation uea Rent to own. 623-1165. (110293) 1>MW rOra� can singles World Dance W -WY SINGLE and unattached? buy. 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(loam IM _ 4r.4 1993 K Ile Gans( nwdt kimd �offr ofoav,v, 193;miss ls lbfast kada9 a/ Alim hdiil ; At df Bad Rim Alvin eeddt (wife Partiot) a/ Aja, )An A -M Cyd I- An" (w* *W of wass"'..Diggirsigggifawsf V S Post iaear at. of Jsf r End AW hooff = m 11 any wis I.ry of SWbwy Dottie s lAbr Fsnsoi Sam ate W a fir Lea=ied Faw rd wee, Seidl, 252 ee=mt Sl. a Had St. Tam+rry, Odtfar 2f1M,11193. lnkrww in sk PeAlsoO Cmdvy, Sritey. :Daaaaw b Ile Ltq Af odm MY be qpmmwt Garden Tractors 10 Hp. 16" cut Regular $1249.99 Save $250.00 ONE only NOW! $999_99 Full Warranty 16 Hp. 46" cut Regular $2499.99 Save $800.00 ONE only NOW! $1699.99 used 6 months Full Warranty the NEws ADvmrism `> or the best bargains F-whitby Oshawa This Week, Part Time Camera Person We have an immediate opening for a camera person with half -tone ex- perience, for an Eskofot 707 Manual. Must be available 2 nights a week and weekends. Non-smoker preferred. Please forward your resume stating quakficabons. experience and salary expected to: OSHAWAIWHITBY THIS WEEK COMPOSING MANAGER $65 FAREWELL AVENUE OSHAW A, ONT. L1Hl 7L5 PART-TIME TELEMARKETER ng News Advertiser has a posjtjon available for an expenenced T The ideal andjdale is a creative self starter with a proven track record in advertising sales. Experience in co-ordirlatrig special features and classified advertising sates is an asset The position oilers sal�a�ry�pkucornmission. Please send resume lo: CI.ASSFIED ADVERTISING MANAGER AJAX-PICKERING NEWS ADVERTISER 130.132 Comneircial Ave. - -- Ain. LIS 2FIS -.v TO RESPORD TO AN AD 1. With a Touch Tone phone call 1-416- 976-0999 to browse ads or respond to ads. Be sure to make a note of the mail box numbers at the end of each ad, and NOTE: The recent area code change follow instructions by the computer. A does not effect our service. You may charge of $1.99 per minute will apply. still dial the number below you can respond to ads 24 hours a day, Call Anytime 7 days a week.24 2. If you need help, call toll free 1-800- 1 41 6e976,0999 667-6083 between noon and 11 p.m. a Week A charge of S1 99 per minute will apply Chrome Cons table and char double bed n gold condor"r ion 52 500 o t o OB 4260 DAYCARE a+a,lac a Ce - REAL ESTATE sorlISO OB 3544 (COO) 08 3584 (AJA) (OSH) Park and Rossland Nonstril Buy, Sell or r KING size waterbed. semi ORGAN for Christmas, Thomas 1969 Chrysler Newport, new rad, hot lunches and snacks OB motionless. S125 or best offer Contra Phase 11. 5650 o b o 08 battery good tires. no rust 6240 (OSH) 08 3545 (OSH) 3585 (OSH) Asking S1.000, as is 08 4261 LEARN the techniques of make- . n.:er.zed corsage. 3 LIVING room set, blacil ld. A Child Blessing plate collection, (BOW) up appltcauon Book a personal -,orm on canal to Trent all also coffee and end tables, certificates Of authenticitynua cl1976 Cordoba. 87.000 original professional make -over Intake- -. ce road OB 1081 (OS") snWtarrnent entre. very good ad. 5 of 7 plates, S45 each. 08 miles 400 engine. excellent over partln and weddings avatll „J I I h �r d conchbon. pSH) price negotiable OB 35M (Obodyrmter or Needs timing abler O6 6241 (Ol 3546 (WHI) PUPPIES. 2 Chow -Chow 5 chain S200 o b o 08 4262 EXCELLENT exile• a-ced day- �Ionic in the Bf3rt+.. 2001 York exercise machine el weeks S' 000 CKC micro chip (PIC) care a.ai!acte r my hamsclose w SARTER(LINE. cecdeck. $200 08 3547 (AJA) ID OB 3587 (NEW) 1987 Hyundai Pony. good for to Saint Catharines Sienna FREE to good home back ANTIQUES. milk carts 545 +am Parts 5200 OB 4263 Pill School Call English Cocker Spaniel. male, el of Dories. medicine, sodas RENAULT Allance 1983 cern- FEMALE Dnotogracne, OJ" REAL ESTATEneutered. 5 yrsold. good with nkviells, S2 and up 08 35SS fill May 1cic,3. asking S1 300 A- boudoir portfolio. free portraits Rentals --ddrsn OB 3548 (AJA) (OSH) Dondrtnbr OB 4264 iOSH) exchanged for modeing ser BLACK Meador bilie 1578 v 1979 amaha 75C leaders with raCke . _adzes eather pants. size 10. s..per trap now tries on •coags $50 or best offer OB 3549 ..aro 3 Dedroonro an canal to (OS") - S'0C plus ^vdfo. serviced WANTED Christian took drs(nD- 06 2122 IOSH) utors to share in a bfrox,angrng s_EMENT apartment 2 bed- bus new books tapes 9l, OB -s -w, •enovaterd. S750 3SS8(0SH) A.111 08 2123 (DISH) COUNTRY Kittens plate colloc- ,....'u.0 or, cert,hcates of authenticity - nduded. 6 of 8 phis S45 al ,atfn cnur candutatil OB 3562 (OSM) f .r BARTERLINE. BODY -tui ding set worth Saco. Tr do Ihat'w'ut Lir asking S199 Flashed Piro pot- a !ers wheat, $299 Two home MERCHANDISE stereo speakers S" 08 3567 rnnwrttau:hine for (PIC) a vr,whl�sycr LARGE roto piece doing room ASS cv •.,.,se W rent. tea• furlsl walnut hutch and bultet 7 couple want to pay x 7, six chairs. two captains r Alas 8 Pickering area. Best offer 06 3566 (OSH) .e 2124 .AJA; PROFESSIONAL mountain Dies. 5 GNS :4 -.s ' 8 -0 -ti ' poly- pramond Back Axis XT. mint arge aanbty and deal cog ski 15 hours use. 5500 or Atom sans 06 3146 beat offer 08 3571 (OS") 1979 amaha 75C leaders with victim OB 6243 (OSH) s..per trap now tries on •coags DON'T ge! caugnt .n trio cold. cerll in spring. S1.500 OB 000v now snow removal, eave- 4265 (OSH) strougn clearing. SM tree true* CHEVETTE '981. two door ngand removal 066244(054) autc 92 000 xm. rod, some •mat. PHOTOGRAPHER. Durdrng p> no holes, S! 500 08 4266 lessra+al Porlldre will exchange IOSH) photos for modale,g boudoir for ISM arctic Cat Partial 440 LC. menwome n as well 08 6246 new Cornet ckuill cod. fuN knee. GRAPHIC artist 4l n" excellent $2.500 06 4267 Mac ^!os" 2 film or camera- loSH) ready art iesaons given Tr do Ihat'w'ut Lir :u.irk.'Mustrafor 04 057 (DISH) a TNINK :nnstrnas golfs for every- ,rxnwmachine (w that one ^ TO family for under SID rnnwrttau:hine for ^ If for anyone ordering 05 a vr,whl�sycr 251 IOSH) L yr BARTERLINE. PERSONALIZED derstgns to Challenge', framed. $1.000 or +our spill or birthday, FEMALE country singer, -must- arxrversary cards and stag til t'A'014 , King full sue washer ed Phr," Doti and 4itioll tions 066259(OSHI EMPLOYMENT EARN exra none full or pal SIX person Beachcomber spa•AUTO/ bme with natural and organic form bath or to pn estobksled products OB 62W olems size sr w. , ) - - 5.200 will sell for 5650 SUNloe- BEAM food processing s EARN SSS nu from your name, dxr DAY nue. rekabie lode loving 32S3 ferm. new condition. 5100, also YAMAHA PSR -150 eaectron.c 1nbuCng a nutrttronivrll loss cam. in my home fulkpart-tr+o. -- «=.GHT oss a mixer Energy A natural and ogarsc health. beau- kevocard with stand and adapter. program I do and need hall writ) all ages. smoke-free. "d -"'"c "anal ""LOW on lar and cloying products call for free consultation 08 3572 10 months od. $225 08 3596 lots") bir grow. business 08 5107 HAVE fun earn extra income HarwooOBayty 06 6262 (AJA) COUP ANIONrt,omemakor 10 .1 ' DO der cent natural pro- 06 32'0 (OW TYROLLA tad elm. M26 Marker this fat sellrg Lim*ccvw Wow yin experience helping M older - ROBERTBateman limited solo- bindings. Alpine MS 810 linger» No tetemarkebng, full far. responsible. non-smoker cabac b GE mraowave bon print 'Bull Moose adlusuble boob sue 8 1.2 2 Wow" OB S155 (OSH) wages negotiable 08 $263 ' S•and excellont 00ndrbon -e 34410sH) Challenge', framed. $1.000 or yeas. 5250 OB 35M (NIEW) FEMALE country singer, -must- JOSH) t'A'014 , King full sue washer boo o„er 06 3573 (BOW), clan looking for musicians to DAY care available SIX person Beachcomber spa•AUTO/ form bath or to pn estobksled Sandringham and Strathaften :-: Ire' 8 lean vourg As" 1.5 h p pump, nns(dated cover I band 06 51"(0" ate. mill and fun Included. for the bar OB 3506 (PIC) plus aro year supply of chismil TRANSPORTATIONDELIVERY person wanted to any age welcome Excellent EEDR00M seal five pieces. Cay 003S74JOSH) deliver brochures every two- rain 013IM(OSH) c: • Dine w•a' single maltreea LIVING room set. includes 1960 G S. $50 G Suzuki. mrd- Rvw winks, in Bav Ridges yea. BROOKWOOD, experienced exceill coition, 5495.00 - 08 3511 (PIC) couch, loveeest der. bot4lo0l, right bks stag excellent condi- If under 16 must have parental day care available from 12 30 'CHEN able and dors, good core* and side tables, cabinet alf for Se00. 08 3S7S (AJA) bon. asking 51.200. 08 4057 (oSM) permission 08 5162 (PIC) SINGER. song wrrw lookil for p m onwards. smoke-hw emir- ronment. reasonable rates 08 -'tdt,or 5200 00 o b o Two to -"e= LARGE freezer. 27 cubic R. per- SCOOTER. 1985 Honda Elite, musicians and vocal nwesbd 6266 (WIM) Hauls. 560.00 each. 08 512 (PIC) fed working condition. $200 or 3.000 km, m Ktww* Al. SOW in forming a caloemporay folk HOME cleaning. I do the little HINTER blow dear. 06 3676 (W!e) or trade for a newer 14 It sits- band. 08 5163 (06IQ extras that put the fret Mush 10 /arts. Epsom. LOOKING kv used day bed row mrkanboat 064f16t1(AJA) HANDYMAN to insioN interlock you home 08SM(OSIQ ' ca IBM Roland, steppor sonable price, with all Me ten• 1906 Fad Tempo. SSW as s or brick walkway. drainage and ATTENTION to"*, look and ,tors printer heads, control nw19s, in good it 06 3577 bewaffer. 06 41S JOSH) chain link fence, must supply fool great. personal trainer +-e s. cutsheet kaders, etc. 8 3514(Pic) (pMQ 1905 Ford Tempo. 5 -speed, equpnwit 06 $164 (Wla) doe" easy programs b low :VER -BLACK 3 -piece living Find Or trade that hard good pond,. used dwfy. 5000 as l a boo orhol 084155 (OSIQ COUPLES and vdxnekah wrM► out previous business expel- wwgl4 06 SW (Bow) DAY care available. Roseland suite. pad $1.600, asking OC or pest offer. 6 monMe f� aRiCk• 194 Mustag, kooks like boss• new sloreo, speakers• bras and once willing to work, learn kxjWw aid er9oy' Me. 06 SM5 and Harmony area, meal and activities Reasonable rates. 06 3535 SE Inches a B1�litE/lL radalor• V•6 3.8 black wM bra. (OSN) Ralofenoes.06 6211 and reduce 52,900 pot 084157 (AJA) CERTIFIED healon cove aide. wA :earance of callulite with DRILL press, SM modal, Mord 1978 Grand Margins, Flo da ear, do private duty, bane. hoepnfal. Need your strive 'Dal treatment. Contains no leme h,oresponow, SM or bed offer. fully loaded. 52,000.00. 1962 rsasin9 indole. RsaeOreblo rate. shoveled? Try a trade o Prw envabes. v 06 (OrATED! lUsed 06 3570 (OSM Nligild lc 65ooc, bed offer. 08 Emww ced. 08 Sts$ JOB") for Piano less(1l N N hockey equip• KELYINATOR kA•eize ice crown deep haze, for a slow. 5 yews 4176 (060Q 1977 Cho Blazer Malt end 350. BREAST Ml. no ryk. Name! way to beautify and increase bust UseW� m good condition for a ryes, S400 or beet oiler. OB 357! trwwneti0m. Lander case, lief SM. 06 Mil (Bow) -year-old boy. must be res- sty Priced. 06 354 (OSH) (Al APARTMENT size stacking tank. cap and more. for parts. 064207 and TO PLACE ARTher aMheENT size stackable bYe IOr 5450 washer and dryer, excellent SU2UK1 1990 RM t10, liqudX EFIllftosition rre�spOereLces.• 4Jin silo l good eondirbo . 06 works atrndbOR$= or beet offer, 063660(AfA) aerated. marq plow pars. excel' lent condition 51.200 obo. OB s • 1 (O trudge and sell-eleati GUITAR, 12 -string acoustic 4245 (WO) 1. With a Touch Tone e Inglis washer and nor dryer Fender, 5225; Spark -O -Matic Af11FM Daosslb and 2 speakers, 1905 Buick Century must be seen, very good rnaxrg condi - phone Call one of our each 08 7542 AJA MORE r ( ) a"ge• Nerved Gold. 5150, tits now. 06 3S@1 (PIC) bon, owner ,its, ,ell S&DO OB BARTERUNE reps at 1- 900.667$083 between 12 lent condbon. S100 of post WINDING sing machine to $75 ob.a 063St2(OSN) no (AM) 1991 Fad E350 cube van, NEED help? Seniors will do noon -11 p.m. and place si 3543 (WHI) LL size baby stroller, SM. SUPER single wawbed. good condlom, $125 a veil trade for propane powered. curb side overhead door, and row door, housework. shoPPI , laurffdry and run errands.0890N(COL) r E 15 "Ofd ed 40,000 km. at sl4,sw or beat WATER oofors, primal Isle 1 2. You w17 then be given a r e • • • cam. 0842f47(Ol for beginners in yaw hours. ren 4 digit mailbox number WANTED: Ride from Pon Hope sonabfe rail 06 6151 and 4 dlgA pass Code. • to nodh plant GM Oshawa and back. second shin. 06 4240 PERSONAL tamer and former prokes aW aMdelo provides i1- 3. Using a TOUCH TOME (COB) rose and nurtrwn programs cis- phone Cal 1.416-976-0999 • - 1679 Nova Rally Sport, runs tomzed to suit Individual's (24 hrs. a day) and follow good, $1.600 or blow aver. As 0. feeds' 08 $221(BOw7 the easy reCOrded IfLS1rl1C OB 4249 JOSH) 1992 Cavalier. 4-cykntder. au l MECHANIC wanbd to put awiteh in slowing column. do brakes tions. When recofding your uratic, air, AM/FMcassette. and put front sial n. 08 9236 message, do no leave A"ARA SEARS - $100 26.000 km. S11,000 firm. OB JOSH) your last name, phone 4250(06►) POOL closing strwig at $75.00' number or address. A MRS. MIRON - 1960 Camaro, maroon color, 306 s.gyder, body and mrChripi 00 SM? (0800 DAYCARE available now Lad charge Of $1.99 per minute DINING lar n good catd9m, 5750 ab.a, Durham Scheol, experienced. smoke-free, fenced yard. any will appear on your phone bill. CERTIFICATE - ., 0042610) CHEAP second w , excellent 623 age wwcome 06 6 (AJA) 4. If you need more help PAT RYE - I. ... n, 1940 Iran Pussy. S• speed, 51,000 original III like berfrom START you berm from home. Rubber surf" Or cwamic Cal one of our represerl DINING CERTIFICATE OB 4NO (AJA) 1"S of d000'« LeBaron GTS 4- potential. $3.500.06 I&zIng High income 9 initis at door, al aubnrlc, 9041 gond• (AJA) aWmby The week, Mex-ROWM Noss rldifetferold NwftmbrWd Nos wmanr ro bbd4y for Is cadent or silly b arty Banerke a0w bm rlt The atkrrao aloUmm 11 111 b babtity far Ill d, d as a result then of de a frill ager to mdo all and hold lir puAkaeon ad MekoWnd Will 1esper"s b. wry ad MMaare or fe0aded rrnerape end kr AN Urns made Spam, WMapen enupbysn Mrntbe b d cors arprnw aid drtnpse nnl9r9 lion a creed til t1s p ubrca6on a reoadr q piol by M " 5 on or any "" b such adwwrtrll By a TM weak Mia Peirrg Naw Advrwr i W quid bellied flea weiA se 6ts b+ser tyroelaRf ad6edeMtw6 a abwi R 4d 0 044 . t FREE Orthodontic Consultation ntistry" for Children) '�+Ve provide gentle & quality dental care for children and ,braces for adults. - k'rp, y- Mir`•-,. , Pickering Town Centre .,;Lower Level (Food Court) .� r , r•a ;�'hon31-3262 ANNOUNCEMENT AW � >4 IL KATHY MEREDITH Colleen Danks, President of Pine Ridge Insurance Brokers Limited is pleased to announce that Kathy Meredith has been appointed Manager of Administration and Automation- This appointment recognizes her major contributions to our firm over the last 12 years. TRY US FOR PRICE LOVE US FOR SERVICE PINE RIDGE INSURANCE 676 Monarch Ave. #13 Ajax, Ontario E9eefb�.11.e,� 683-9725 W 1W 7i QQnnQ^Q UNITED WAY AJAX-PICKERING TRAINING - THE UNITED WAY Piclut abcw are EC.C.'a who attended one of the 3 Gaining sessions hold in Seplember Lek to right: Frances Docherty - United Way Dave Cook - Dupont Canada Desiree Gomes - K Mart Robin Angel - Drew Chemical Sheena Bracewell - Drew Chemical Shelley Eagleson - Chart Ind. Ltd. t `fit fit 3lll-trA1e)i4A*)lb 11W'iUWa tA�Eilri, IW3 . - . . • ♦ ♦ • •-• ♦ . • .' ♦ ..•:• . ♦ • • •'a'• .-•'• ♦'4 • • • . • . • • + • • • • • • • ♦.:a � � • • • . .�•-•'t"i-a "i �.�ri'i'•"•'.'•�►�►•••'t'•'•'•'•'••a'a'i�l'l'f►'arl"► i 1"l'1'c r • a , a • f • ♦ iota l l . . .... - .............. SLIM, caring female, 41, SINGLE mak. 20, very ath- letic, like movies, walks on the beach, romantic evenings, looking for female, 18-25 with similar interests, looking for a long term rela- tionship. SY 1300 ATTRACTIVE single while male, 22, 6'. 180 Ibs., enjoys outdoors, evenings out, quiet evenings at home, romantic. shy and sincere, looking for slim while female. 19-25 with same Interests for relation- ship. SY 1301 SHY. lonely male, teddy bear 24, varied interests. seeks female. 20-30 who enjoys quiet tines for lasting long term relationship. SY 1302 YOUNG male. 38. would like to meet single sincere female. 25-35 who enjoys good conversation. country life. and BBOs SY 1303 CONTRACTOR. 26 6'. long on love. currentry short on We. looking for female. who enjoys night walks along beach. videos ane unbridled passion SY 1304 BLUE eyed white male. 25. not bac looking. enjoys fish- ing. long walks. romantic evenings. seeks Dossibte long term relatiorship. SY 1305 VERY nanosome Italian born ma a 28. Billy Ray Cyrus looka, KP w th a mustache. (only Defter Seeks ady to tun reiationship. SY 1308 WANTED reaut,'„ Dior -de whc was at Wally s Restaurant Wednesday. July 14, 3 00 a m We made con- tact but couldn't talk Ca i if you're Interested in the •ear with the gold glasses SY 1309 MALE white 3' seeks slim. a"•acf ve lady 25-30 for friendship. possible relation- ship Must be understanding Serious inquires only SY 1310 SINGLE r^a,e. 30. clear cut anc w-•K,ng looking for a female 26-30. who is forest and has a good sense or humor SY 1312 HEALTHY :a -,-g honest. fit w^ _ ^ a �e -1, 5 ! seeks a lady to snare .he spark o' tun romantic tines will Sv 1313 SINGLE father 27. good IocK ^g 6 19C IDS - enjoys working out. dancing, finny. qu,e' everings BOOKS female attractive. sin, 25- 35 with smilax interests SY 1315 (Companionship - Friendship 4oRTA nk a°'m ° . 49-60, �. who is honest and sincere. Call O� \q�\ y forelationship. 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Remember to enter your mailbox number and pass code on your phone key pad A charge of $1.99 per min. will appear on your phone bill as soon as you connect with the system SPIRITED -au-", ma.e white 4: 5 4' two children. IOOKr^Vfor a woman to Satts- ty rn -eed to De touched mentally, spiritually and physicalty SY 1317 ROMANTIC male, white. 40. seeks lovable, loyal and affectionate female. who enjoys got, long walks and quiet evenings. SY 1318 ESTABLISHED, good look- ing. university educated black mak. 57, non-smok- er, honest, romantic. likes walks, music, movies, seeks independent, slim, affection- ate female, 32-39, race uarrrportant. SY 1502 ft um t0 RAYS! ft fluty W I" llil "Wil e IIIi1ftx ronsh,p SY 1544 (OSH) RESPONSIBLE. naro-wdrK- nc, attractive athiefic single male. 31, single by choice at this time seeks lady. 25-35. for friendship. possible rela- tionshrp SY 1548 Sincerely Yours... The safer way to meet new people, leave your name and number only when you're ready. TAL. 3"-a_• .e -ate 32 no^smoke,. enjoys music. racquet sports. long walks. movies. quiet romantic evenings, seeks s�mJar female. 25-35. for friendship possible re al.Onahip SY 1554 BROAD -shouldered, attrac- t ve a -r. Cute White male see• ^o sots-sno,.loerec. attract ve and cute wn to female, must De slim, war - and affectionate 22-36. for - smoker. SY 1IS65 (CISH, OUIET anc a*: -a-*. ve •-a e 3r •dmantic and easy -gong. w -t^ a variety of Interests, seeking sjm to medium Dulid single worK Inc mom for meanngfw elaionshlp SY 1572 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE -ale. 29. 5 . owr ^a -, brow, eyes. and a winning smile. enjoys romantic drrfers wrtr a woman who likes to be treated like a al SY 1576 (PIC) EASY -going, attractive male. eany, 4^ established. roman- tic, coking for relationship with a non-smoKng. attrac- tive, intelligent fit ady. 30- 45 lets talK SY 1585 ATTRACTIVE white male. 36. enjoys quiet and wild times, seeks slim, petite female. 25-35. single moms welcome. SY 1587 JOSH) SINCERE male. 28, enjoys camping, romantic dinners. race tracks, concerts. seek- ing lady 16-30 with similar interests. SY ISIS JOSH) LAST of the true romantics looking for fun, adventure and long teen romance with female. 18-23. SY 1589 JOSH) YOUNG. 48. separated Dad, well established, smoker, essy-gong, enjoys gofl, out- doors, mrd s, kids, animals, looking for a cute, affection- ate woman, 30-40, to help restart my life. SY 1590 JOSH) HARDWORKING single male, 24, looking for a female, 19-28, who is honest and down to earth who enjoys camping, music and fun times. SY 1581 JOSH) NOT tall, handsome or rich. Just a nice 46 year old guy looking for a slim attire lady for a happily ever after rela- tionship. SY 1582 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE, slim single SINCERE gentleman. 37. male. 28, smoker, seeking loves children, looking for attractive, sexy, slim female. easy-going female, 29 to 37. 25.40, with no dependents. Enjoy dining, walks, camp- for possible long term rela- tionshp. Prefer smoker, SY ing, moves. SY 1534 151X8 JOSH) LIBRA male, attractive, sin- gle, 47, romantic, caring. ATTRACTIVE single white affectionate, enjoys music. mak, 34, enjoys Ing walks, rock music, animals, profes- dancing, outings and good conversatlon, seeks sincere, sional entertainer, seeks affectionate female. 35-45, female, 19.34, with similar non-smoker, for lasting rela- interests, must enjoy ani- mals SY 1594 (OSH) GOOD-'ock ^: 3: tall. bond. Green eves, who likes movies. travelling, with a good sense of humour. seeking a female. 25-32. with sin'ila interests SY 1596 (OSH) GOOD-.ole,^g mate. 33. enjoys sports. country music. camping, weekend get- aways. long walks drives SeeKs fema,e. 26.3: who eniovs tie same SY 1597 JOSH) OUTGOING pack male. seek ng ter'a e. 25-35 for long-re•rr relationship Single moms welcome. who likes movies. dancing and who is a fam 'v type person. SY 1598 (OSH) ROMANTIC -a,: while. late 4:5 e cvs walks dancing. country musk. ramping. boating, seeks 'ovng, caring woman. 45.5_ who wil enjoy doing sim-ar things SY 1599 (OSH) EASY -gong. a+!•anve male, 47 yeas young, self. employed wouid love to start enjoying lite with attrac- tive, s Int lady. 40-50. to' possible long-term relation- ship SY 1600 (OSH) SINGLE. .y`'e ma e. 38. w e^ _1�s �uslc, movies anc omanl,c dirners not Into sports and with a sense of mumou•. lock to, a w, to female. 26 3e for friendship first and possible relationshro Alax area SY 1601 (OSH GOOD--ooKnc male. 40sin- cere. hones' and hard -work - ng. seeKs non-SmOking female. 18-35. who enjoys dining. movies travel and fishing. for possible long- term relationship. SY 1602 JOSH) TALL 6 blue-eyed sandy ha -. -ale. 21. seek ng romance with female. 19-25. Enjoys heavy metal music, camping, motorcycles, fish- ing, movies and boating. SY 1603 TALL. 6'1'. blue-eyed. sandv-na red. healthy, 2t, male, see King romance Loves heavy metal music. campng, motorcycling, fish- ing, movies and boating Seeks female. 19-25 SY 1604 JOSH) EASY -going single white male. 19, blond hair, blue eyes. 67, shy. enjoys dance clubs, seeking female, 18- 20, for friendship and possi- ble relationship. SY 1605 JOSH) SINCERE gentleman, 23, seeks honest, good humoured, female, 22-28. to share everything from quiet evenings alone to nights out on the town. SY 1607 JOSH) ROMANTICALLY inclined male, 45. sincere, honest, caring, enjoys children seek- ing petite lady to share good times such as dancing, din - ng out, long walks, fishing, camping and hopefully for a long relationship. SY ISM SINGLE white mak, 23, long dark hair, 57, enjoys gang out and having a good time. looking for someone, 20-25, with same interests for pos- sibie relationship. FORMER- LY BOX #1552, please respond to this ad. SY 1608 JOSH) DOWN to earth single guy. 40. 5'l 1', 215 lbs., who is ^c^es' a^^ •esponst",e any expects the same. seeks cute female for long-term fun, growth and commitment SY 1610 (OSH) SELF-emplcyed male. 25. b c-� b.ue-eyes, enjoys cnlldren. romantic evenings anywhere. scuba diving. campng and various outdoor act v ties. seeking female. 20-25. with similar interest New to the area. show me around' SY 1611 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE s ^.,e white ma e 3' p ack hair brown eyes, physically f'. 5"1".215 pounds. enjoys camping. rock concerts. wild times qu et times and romantic times. seeks attrac- tive female. 19-32, wit^ snm- la- interests SY 1612 (OSH) For persons 18 years of age and over 'a'he•s we'-ome SY 2508 JOSH) FEMALE. 25. 5'4', hazel eyes. long brown hair. self- employed, no dependents. Seeks white. sincere male. 27-34. who is established with a sense of humour and good morals SY 2509 FILLY, Brea: e.s. good tor-^, ntelligem. spirited. out - gong. mischievous. green- eyed. 5'5'. 130 lbs. chest- nuf. requires 35-40 male trainer, mentally and physi- cally fit. sense of humor nec- essary SY 2514 FUN -LOVING. 'ady 50, non - smoke• e^ oys dining out. trave dancing. long walks. country music. look ^g for sincere gentleman 47-58. with similar Interests for Dos - tie long-tem- SY 2517.'OSH) HITCHHIKER or •tie road to -.e, at'rac've, single. 38 FEMALE. i-. .a;;acnao. year old blonde. sjrn, Inter - 5 ' e^,cys camping. base- ested in meeting attractive. ball, gardening and travel, caring and to male for com- seeking male. 35-40 who Is panionship SY 2522 (OSH) sincere and established for HI, my name s ^da. 5 possible relationship- SY very attractive. likes sports. 2146 spontaneous, da^ting. ATTRACTIVE ady. 37, sin- movies, likes to lump out of -^cvs -„s c. dancing, hot air bai.cons, seek ng motorcycles and the out- someone with similar irter- doors, seeks altracttve easy gists SY 2523 (OSHi gong ma- 30-40 whc FINANCIALLY slap a tun- enjoysThe same SY 2199 ovtrg sng,e mo!her of one INDEPENDENT s^.ie mor- who enjoys owe! times, ad 36 s^ofe, oor--rates. 14- movies seeks a mar. 25-35. 11, many Iterests. seeks ta' wio too is tired of head arge build. single Wh to games' Friendship, possrbie male. 37.45. with good long-term relationship. SY sense of humor and a hear 2524 (COB) SY 2300 WANTED -aie companion. YOUNG very petite mothie, .ya anc '-ue, who car c' _ 2Z enjoys camping. make a commitment and foi- weekend getaways. quie' low through One wno loves nigrifs. tong drives. walks to laugh and dance. has trne ooKinc for Mr Right, must to read, time to romance. 55- eniov children SY 2301 60 SY 2525 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE sngie mom. BEAUTIFUL brunette. 19. 3:, enjoys dancing. camping cuddly. sot.. very romantic. sports. romantic eveningswants tunny, caring, ntelli- country music and old rock• gent man. 22-30. who enjoys seeks honest male. 30-40 for a specia time and possible relationship SY 2302 ATTRACTIVE while female. 29 smoi no dependents. enjoys spot, summer fun, country music. old rock, beer, quiet and wild times seeks male. 28-35. SY 2303 PROFESSIONAL. female. 24, enjoys reading, long walks, movies and romantic dinners. it you have similar interests. I would love to hear from you. SY 2304 ATTRACTIVE professional female, separated, loves dancing and music, seeks romantic male, 38-50 with similar xrterests, good sense of humor and a zest for We. SY 2306 LADY 52, seeks companion, enjoys gardening, cooking, classical music and cot- tages. SY 2308 ATTRACTIVE divorced mother of 2, 33, kwkirg for attractive male, 33-40, who likes kids, the outdoors, music and romance.SY 2318 ARE you an attractive sin- cere humorous gentleman? I'm 23, attractive mother of one who enjoys movies, music, travel, seeks some- one financially and emotion- ally stable. SY 2346 HONEST, caring, single mother, 30, seeking a sensi- tive, honest, caring male, 30- 38. who enjoys quiet evenings, long walks, danc- ing and romance. single the finer things in life. Is flus you? Call me. SY 2526 JOSH) LEO, mature 21, attractive single mom of one, enjoys outdoors and cottage life, working out, cards and fish- ing. Looking for someone, 25-35, thoughtful and caring. SY 2527 (OSH) WHY don't men like single mothers? Yes. I am employed, I enjoy horseback riding and the outdoors, intelligent, very attractive and has a kit to offer. looking for someone 28-38. SY 2528 BLONDE -haired. blue-eyed, tringle mother, 25, looking for someone. 27-35, who enjoys sports, music, dancing as well as quiet evenings and late night walks, semi - aggressive man with a bit of romance need only apply. SY 2529 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE single female. 21, 57, 115 lbs., enjoys the outdoors, quiet evenings in and good times. Seeks attractive while male. 22-26, with similar interests, for possible relationship. SY 2531 JOSH) SINGLE, full figured mom, 22, enjoys movies, quiet nights at home, non-smoker, seeks male. 22-32. who thinks personality comes first. SY 2532 (COB) ATTRACTIVE single mother of two. 27. 5'10". auburn hair and hazel eyes, seeks fun - loving male who enjoys sports. movies or just hang- ing out at home. SY 2533 JOSH) TALL. slim, blond. business woman seems to attract M• Wrong. looking fpr Mr Right. or something in between Mist be tall, funny and Pro- fessional. 35-45 SY 2534 JOSH) TERRY, please call again. Its Cne•v was working SY 2535 (OSH) GOOD--OCK ng. brown -eyed. blonde. petite, in late 40s. seeks tall man, full head of hair who loves dancing. dn- ing, romance, late 40s. look - ng for someone to make '^v life complete. SY 2536 JOSH) FEMALE. 33. seeks fun -lov- ing honest. romantic male. 35-45. for trrendship. must like kids SY 2537 (OSH) PROFESSIONAL female. 43. romantic a' lea,!. loves all music, dancing, dining. smoker. seeks established fit male who �Kes to have fun. for possible sincere rela- tionship SY 2536 (OSH) FUN-iov,r-y le -&e. 32. with grew sense of humour, tired of the Dar scene, enjoys din- ners in or out, tast-paced or laid-back atmospheres. seeKs male. 35-40. for tun limes. possible relationship No head games' SY 2539 JOSH? VERY attractive full -figured strc,e -other of one, enjoys movies. reading. Sunday dr.- ves. looking for a man, 22- 32. to share this with. must like children SY 2540 (COB) VERY attractive mother of one unmarried but attached will, Mr Wrong, looking for Mr Right. 22-32, he must enjoy movies. car rides and children SY 2541 (COB) ATTRACTIVE female nurse. 33, non-smoker and spiritual. enjoys dancing, reading. movies, walks. pets. etc. Would like to meet male for friendship and possible long- term relationship. SY 2542 JOSH) YOUNG single mother of 2. looking for sincere, mature relationship with an emotion- ally and financially stable male, 25-32. SY 2543 JOSH) ARE you Single? Attradwe) 30-401 And interested in a monogamous long-term rela- tionship? Then this blonde - haired single mom, 28, who enjoys camping, quiet nights, horseback riding and walks by the lake world like to hear from you. SY 2544 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, honest, easy- going, full -figured woman, 35, who loves the outdoors, horses, movies and country life is seeking an honest, caring, sincere marriage - minded male, 3540, with similar interests. SY 2545 FEMALE, unattached, hard- working, down to earth, out- going, variety of interests, fit and slim, looking for honest mak, 30-40, of similar quali- ties for friendship first. SY 2546 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE lady, blonde, single, 35, interested in meeting a single, honest, attractive male, 30-40, for friendship, possible relation- ship. SY 2547 JOSH) HONEST and sincere white female, medium build, 35, smoker, loves to dance and have fun, seeks honest, down-to-earth tall black male. 35-40. for mean ngfu. relationship SY 2548 JOSH) EASY -going, non-smoking, single mom. 27, enjoys camping, fishing, long walks. romantic times and country Ide, seeks male. 27-37. sin- gle, honest and sincere with good sense of humour, sin- gle dads welcome SY 2549 JOSH) ENGLISH ',adv. 28, commit- tee Christian, looking for a Christian man- 28-32 for friendship, interests include Christian music. walks in the country and a dog over. SY 2550 JOSH) GOOD -looking. 35. green- eyed. natural blonde, fit. slim. Independent. interest- ed in meeting a single. sta- ble, honest, fit male. 35-42. for friendship, possibly more. SY 2551 (OSH) FEMALE. 3:. overwe gnt. IcnK.^. - honest. honest. sincere. 30-4^ male who's sports - minded. enjoys movies, cards, quiet times together. for friendship/relationship SY 2552 JOSH) JIM. ^dist• a. Engineer tro••, GM. you responded to box 02536. brown -eyed, petite blonde, please respond again SY 2553 JOSH) BIG c-•cwr eyes. single •nor^ 36. still looking to, My Knight in shining armor whe is 35-40. sincere, non - est. romantic. out -going and has a sense of humour SY 2554 (OSH) FULL -figured female. 28. smoker. seeks single male. 30-35. who enjoys romantic dinners. long walks movies and rock music SY 2555 (OSW PETITE. 34. single. never ma, - ed. Independent. easy to talk to. has a variety or interests, seeking tall, well built male. 35-39. who is honest and sincere SY 2556 JOSH) SINGLE mom, pretty and petite. 34, highly motivated, enjoys all aspects of lite. Seeks male. 30-40, must be attractive, athletic. easy - gong and gentle, for tnend- ship and good times. SY 3162 MALE, 67, 5'9', 200 lbs., French Canadian. Love the outdoors, boating, motorcy- cling. Would love to meet lady, 40+ to spend time down south. SY 3167 JOSH) ATTRACTIVE widow, 68, 5'5', 130 lbs., blue eyes, smoker, likes to meet intelli- gent gentleman who likes dancing, movies and quiet times and friendship. SY 3170 (OSH) LADY, 56. 57, new to area, who likes doming, traveling and outdoors. seeks gentle- man, 55-65, for friendship and possible relationship. SY 3171 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE, female, likes movies, dining, dancing, walks, sports minded, seeks+ .same in senior mal- ady in 50's, enjoys dining, dancing, plays cards. Would like companionship for social events. SY 4000 LADY in 50s enjoys dining, dancing, plays cards would like companionship for social events. SY 4002 WIDOWER, 61. 150 lbs., seeks slim lady. 52-62, who's interests include danc- ing, long walks, gardening, outdoors, looking for long- lasting relationship. SY 4039 FEMALE 60. petite. 5', blue eyes. shy disposition. would like to meet a sincere gentle- man 55-65 Enjoys dancing. traveling, outdoors. Non- smokerisocial drinker. SY 4040 ATTRACTIVE lady. 50, tech- riciar., abstainer enjoys quiet times. dining. dancing, clas- sical music. traveling and nature, looking for a soul. mate, 47.57 healthy gent for relationship. SY 4041 JOSH) OSHAWA/Doke,mg una•- tached ady ate 50s, 57. attractive, nteli gent. inter- ested in travel, art, theatre and tun times, would like to meet unattached gentle- man with similar Interests. for possible relationship SY 4042 JOSH) GAY while male. 30. 511', 15- Ips , considered good looking. it you are sincere. monogamous and honest and believe in building a relationship based on trust and laughter then please call SY 5249 (OSH) MALE, 43 -a^,ec would like fc meet married lady. 35-55, who needs some- one to listen laugh and lunch wrath SY 5250 (OSH) ATTRACTIVE.:. ea- d s tree, couple. 30 s wife 0, - female, both have a good sense of humor and very easy going. SY 5251 (OSH) I'M a shy. attractive 26 year oto gay woman Interested in meeting other gay womer for friendship. I enjoy swrr- ming, cycling. skiing, music movies New to scene SY 5252 (OSH) YOUNG couple seeks cou- ples or young gentlemar for fun times SY 5253 JOSH) A gay male, 26. 52% black hair, hazel eyes. loves pets and horseback riding, look- ing for relationship in the Oshawa,Whitby area. SY 5254 JOSH) BI -SEXUAL, 34, married man looking for same bi- sexual man for brief encounters. SY 5255 (COB) COUPLE, mid 40s, fit, professionals, non-smok- ers, very discreet, wishes to most same. SY S2S6 JOSH) MARRIED male looking for married female for brief encounter. SY 5257 J SH) YOUNG couple seeking young bi-sexual female, 18-25, for good times. BY 5256 (OSH) MARRIED male, 30's, looking for female, 18-35, for companionship, some- one to share fun times together like outings and travel, married, single or single moms welcome. BY 5258 JOSH) TAKE A CHANCE ON ROMANCE! 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